Sentence examples for problems of first from inspiring English sources

In this section we investigate the existence and uniqueness of solutions of periodic boundary value problems of first order.

The objective of this study is to determine the voice problems of first year graduate students training to be SLPs.

Many papers have been published about existence analysis of periodic boundary value problems of first and second order for impulsive ordinary or functional or integro-differential equations.

In this paper, we have studied the existence of solutions for initial value problems of first and second order for hybrid fractional integro-differential equations.

In this article we introduce a new definition of impulsive conditions for boundary value problems of first order impulsive integro-differential equations with multi-point boundary conditions.

Also, the existence and uniqueness results for initial value problems of first- and second-order impulsive (q_{k} -difference eq_{k} -differencediequations

Caroline from New York writes: "What twisted logic you apply to the problems of third world countries.

Thus Walter, the detached authority on developmental economics and the problems of Third World countries, suddenly finds that his dry academic pursuits have become acutely personal.

Instead of solving these problems, Rorty thought we could ditch them, just as Descartes had ditched the problems of thirteenth-century scholasticism, and at a similarly low cost to the progress of human knowledge.

Many practical problems arising in science and engineering require us to solve the initial value problems of first-order ODEs.

For more on this and related problems of first-order temporal logics, see Chapter XX of Rescher and Urquhart (1971), Section 7 of van Benthem (1995) as well as Lindström and Segerberg (2006).