Sentence examples for resolved in different from inspiring English sources

The finite element equation is scale-decoupled via eliminating all coupling in the stiffness matrix of element across scales, then resolved in different spaces independently.

Finally, we show how this hybrid regulatory state has resolved in different ways in different lineages to generate the diversity of regulatory network structures observed in modern species.

As soon as the film is released from substrate, the residual stress is resolved in different magnitudes of tensile forces in the specimen and the actuator, depending upon the respective cross-section.

Burges believed that all architects should travel, remarking that it was "absolutely necessary to see how various art problems have been resolved in different ages by different men".

Mitochondrial sequences of these morphs were resolved in different lineages, and suggested convergent evolution of the conspicuous colour pattern.

L2/R3 PCR products obtained from parasite crude genomic DNA resolved in different electrophoretic patterns, according to the species.

They had both been beset by similar doubts about their work, and about the future of the American novel, which they had attempted to resolve in different ways; Franzen committing himself to "old-fashioned" storytelling in The Corrections, Wallace persisting with his sense that fiction had to be frenetically alive to the way "experience seemed to barrage me with input".

From 1 3 peaks were apparent among the values for defects resolving in different regions, but it was not possible to identify any common tendencies (Table  3).

An orthogonally resolvable matching design OMD n,k) is a partition of the edges of the complete graph Kn into matchings of size k, called blocks, such that the blocks can be resolved in two different ways.

With Ferrier and Bain, then, the tension within Scottish philosophy that Davie has identified is resolved in radically different ways, the first by a return to metaphysics, the second by an advance to psychology.

The next basal branchings in Stomatopoda, i.e., the exact relationships of the species of Bairdops Schram, 1979 and Perimecturus Peach, 1908, are resolved in a different manner.