Sentence examples for schemes that allows from inspiring English sources

We propose here a Matrix-Free (MF) implementation of Enright schemes that allows to obtain a method without the costs of forming, storing and factorizing the system matrix, which is much less computationally expensive than its matrix-explicit counterpart, and which performs competitively with other implicit schemes, such as the Modified Extended Backward Differentiation Formulae (MEBDF).

As there is no standardized testing procedures for intralaminar fracture toughness characterization of composites at high strain rates, there is a clear need to design specimen geometries, testing apparatus and data reduction schemes that allows the characterization of the fracture toughness of composites in the dynamic regime.

CupClub is a service, similar to public bicycle hire schemes, that allows people to 'rent' returnable cups for both hot and cold drinks.

The shuttle vector (diagramed in Fig. 2A) has positive (ampicillin) and negative (Sac B) selection schemes that allows for insertion of the vector and resolution of unwanted vector sequences in two consecutive recombination steps (Fig. 2A).

We are avoiding that situation by coming up with schemes that allow us to monitor implementation".

Another good example might be better legislation limiting things like credit-default swaps or other investment schemes that allow people to profit solely from others' loss.

For data center networks, the project will design network configuration schemes that allow physical support of various *-cast (unicast, anycast, multicast, etc). higher layer requirements.

As a solution, we propose two detection schemes that allow the information to be exchanged across two and three layers respectively.

She argues it would be better for employees, particularly younger people, to save through schemes that allow them access to their money, such as Isas.

The Treasury today launched a consultation document to see whether schemes that allow people access the equity in their homes in retirement should be regulated.

Sweden is well known for its maternity and parental leave schemes that allow up to 13 months' leave at about four-fifths of their pay.