Sentence examples for problem projection from inspiring English sources

At the unit-cell׳s scale, Component Mode Synthesis (CMS) provides the displacement field associated with local resonances of the periodic structure, while the free wave propagation is considered using a spectral problem projection on a reduced set of shape functions associated with propagating waves, thus providing considerable reduction of the computational cost.

The Situation Calculus allows us to analyze decidability and complexity of several useful problems: Temporal projection problem [9]: asks whether a formula holds after a sequence of actions is performed in the initial situation.

We have established the equivalence between the generalized extended nonlinear variational inequality and the fixed point problem using projection mapping.

There Goodman formulates what he calls "the general problem of projection" (of which the famous "new riddle of induction" is an instance).

The problem of projection artifacts for imaging the structural features was partially overcome by selected area electron diffraction analysis, where it is shown that diffraction corresponding to 3.5 Å is associated with the formation of structured CNx.

By Lemma 2.2, we establish the equivalence between the system of variational inequalities (1.6) and the fixed point problem with projection technique, that is, ( x ∗, y ∗ ) ∈ C × C is a solution of the system of variational inequalities (1.6) if and only if x ∗ = Π C [ y ∗ − ρ T 1 ( y ∗, x ∗ ) ], (3.1a).

If you have a problem with projection it's time to get a coach.

We consider the problem of projection of genetic information into the functional space of the proteome, where the latter is defined as a set of molecular functions performed by proteins.

For many problems, the projection scale is much smaller than that of Brown McCallum's.

Some theoretical properties of the iterative algorithm are discussed, and the efficient implementation for an important class of problems of projection type is described.

A large number of algorithms for solving this problem are essentially projection algorithms that employ projections onto the feasible set C of the VI, or onto some related set, so as to iteratively reach a solution.