Sentence examples for propagating the solutions from inspiring English sources

Making use of the continuity conditions of the physical quantities across the interface, the global propagator relation is assembled by propagating the solutions in each layer from the bottom to the top of the layered plate.

The global propagator matrix is obtained by propagating the solution in each layer from the bottom of the layered plate to the top using the continuity conditions of the field variables across the interfaces.

(2) A similar solution is generated but by starting the reconstruction from the last corrupted frame and propagating the solution in the backward direction.

Numerical comparisons with a state-of-the-art method based on propagating the solution of the time-dependent Gross Pitaevskii equation in imaginary time are presented.

Other recent progress in multispectral image registration techniques during in vivo surgical procedures have shown that it is possible to align a stack of images by tracking sparse salient features and reduce the problem of wavelength-dependent features by propagating the solution from image to image [ 12, 20].

We then introduce the propagator matrix method to propagate the solutions from one layer to the next.

We apply Green's function method to propagate the solution through each stage of the process using the final solution to the previous stage as the initial conditions for the next.

In its simplest form, the CS propagates the solution forward in time by advecting the so-called 'moving cells' along their characteristic trajectories, and by remapping them on the mesh at the end of the time step.

Should the economist always insist on propagating the most efficient solutions independently of their feasibility?

Moreover, NSGA-II introduces a novel elitist model by combining the parent and child populations and propagating the non-dominated solutions from the combined population to the next generation ensuring better convergence rate towards globally optimal Pareto front.

Just think of the progress that can be made if everyone chose to be a part of the solution, instead of throwing up roadblocks, thus propagating the problem.