Sentence examples for restriction operations from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we describe a sequential implicit multiscale finite-volume framework for coupled flow and transport with general prolongation and restriction operations for both pressure and saturation, in which three adaptive prolongation operators for the saturation are used.
Gradually, restriction operations fell out of favor.
But today's stapling technique is less likely to fail than that used in the earlier restriction operations.
To achieve an optimal rate of convergence, the sequence of interpolation and restriction operations are determined through a dynamic procedure.
The restriction operation is defined such that the resulting system on the coarser grids is symmetric, thereby allowing for the use of efficient smoother algorithms.
All recommend a "balanced" approach that includes at least four ingredients: noise control at the source (the aircraft), land-use planning around airports, noise abatement operating procedures for aircraft, and restrictions on operations.
Restrictions on operations drive prices higher and reduce the number of service operators.
Thus, to ensure good representation for both treatment groups, a restriction on operation volume of each brand was set to at least 100 registered resurfaced and 100 registered non-resurfaced operations.
Even with those restrictions, American operations cost more than a billion dollars, and critics like Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican, charged that the "halfway in" approach prolonged the conflict and cost untold Libyan lives.
For the novel foam, insensitivity to injected slug size gives less restriction for operation.
Finally, the importance of individual advantages and disadvantages of LH and AH was rated on a five-point Likert scale (very unimportant until very important) for the following factors: avoidance of complications, avoidance of conversions, restriction of operation times, limitation of the recovery period, and the avoidance of abdominal scars.
