Bad enough that this formulation is a shallow problem masquerading as deep, but worse still is the way in which this formulation masks a deeper, more significant one.
In short, because it upfronts shallow problem discussion, perhaps as a teaser, with the substance toward the back end of the piece.
Phillip Phillips: "That's All" by Genesis My biggest problem with Phillip -- a shallow problem, admittedly -- is that he has the tendency to look like he's possessed when he's singing (either that, or auditioning for the role of the Hunchback of Notre Dame).
A similar validation is advisable when applying NewWave to shallow water problems, where waves are less dispersive and more nonlinear.
For real hydraulic-engineering applications located in irregular domains, the LRBFDQ method is very suitable to solve these kinds of shallow-water problems.
One of the ways to overcome this shallow learning problem is to engage in metacognitive activities such as self-explanation and reflection (Chi et al. 1989).
It is shown that the time behaviour can be found by assuming a normal mode expansion in tems of the eigenfunctions of the associated elastic shallow shell problem and the deflection is obtained with the aid of the correspondence principle.
A classic, didactic example is the shallow lake problem in which a hypothetical town situated on a lake must develop pollution control strategies to maximize its economic benefits while minimizing the probability of the lake crossing a critical phosphorus (P) threshold, above which it irreversibly transitions into a eutrophic state.
The main advantages are: (1) a simple centered discretization is used for the source terms; (2) the scheme is no more complicated than the conventional method for the homogeneous terms; (3) small perturbations in the water surface elevation can be accurately predicted; and (4) the method is generally suitable for both steady and unsteady shallow-water problems.
A normalized version of this measure also exists, but was found to suffer from the shallow annotation problem [ 48].
