Sentence examples for project the problem from inspiring English sources
Since one is interested only in part of the spectrum, a natural idea is to identify a space associated with eigenvectors and generalized eigenvectors associated with the important eigenvalues, and to project the problem into this subspace.
We denote y h ( ⋅ ; P h y 0, u ) the solution of (1.4) corresponding to the control u and the initial value P h y 0. Consequently, we project the problem ( P ) into the following time optimal control problem of ordinary differential equations: ( P h ) : min u ∈ U a d { T ; y h ( T ; P h y 0, u ) ∈ B h ( 0, 1 ) }.
But, added the landscape architect Richard Horsman, who is not involved with the project, "The problem lies not with the architect or the developer so much as with the contractor".
We first project the problem into another time optimal control problem of ordinary differential equations, via the finite element method.
If such a library is used for EST sequencing project, the problem of high redundancy will be brought in [15], [16].
The composites project the problems these well-known characters would face if their worlds were taken to their depressingly-logical conclusions.
To support this claim, an alternate decomposition perspective is proposed by projecting the problem, as a multi-objective optimization problem, in the light of snapshot and temporal of both intra- and inter-community scores.
The series of composites projects the problems these well-known would face if their worlds were taken to their depressingly-logical conclusions.
The reduced-order model problem is developed by projecting the original problem onto low-dimensional subspaces of real and complex eigenvectors.
The current research project approached the problem of terminology empirically, by studying people's word usage to describe aesthetic impressions.
In zooming in at the problematisation process, we first analyze the way faculty of the 'recovery-oriented care' project presented the problem and, interrelated, proposed solutions.
