Sentence examples for same high ordering from inspiring English sources
But our skin is capable of the same high ordering and the same deceptions.
The mastery of the figural patterns reveals designers trained in pictorial ateliers although, sadly, not a single Arab manuscript of the same high order survives.
In this way differential operators such as the divergence or curl of the solution field can be solved to the same high order convergence without additional computational effort.
The high order is achieved without any additional computational cost from the conventional FFT-based Poisson solver and enables the calculation of the derivative of the solution to the same high order by direct spectral differentiation.
Will these same higher-order polynomials be found in the patterns of all movies across the century-wide sample?
And it is these same higher-order contents that constitute the subjective dimension or 'feel' of the former set of states, thus rendering them phenomenally conscious.
It is then converted into a hypothetical cyclostationary process which has nearly the same higher order moments of a given order provided M is sufficiently large.
Here, we analyze the compressible flow equations as discretized using the same high-order workhorse methods used for many high-fidelity compressible turbulence simulations, and formulate a practical space time discrete-adjoint method without changing the basic discretization.
Although voluminous literatures on each have evolved somewhat independently, Judge et al. (2002) conclude that in fact locus of control, self-efficacy, and neuroticism are all markers of the same higher order concept.
The resulting discretized system with boundary closures of the same high-order as the interior is shown to be stable, when applied to the two-dimensional incompressible Navier Stokes equations, provided enough grid points are clustered at the boundary.
In the latter, the numerical solution achieves the same high-order accuracy as a Stokes eigenfunction expansion and is much more accurate than the solution obtained with a classical third order finite element approximation using the same number of degrees of freedom.
