"show the solution" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to explain or demonstrate how to solve a problem. For example: "Can you please show the solution to this math problem?".
I do not sketch the outlines of this dizzying structure to show the solution to the problem of TV, merely to show what the problem really is — or what I think it really is.
The obtained results show the solution method is competitive, compared with previous developed approaches, with the advantage of solving larger instances efficiently and effectively.
The numerical examples of seven passes hot strip rolling are provided to show the solution efficiency and the accuracy of RPFEM code in the cases of different initial guess.
Numerical experiments are conducted to show the solution accuracy and the computational efficiency of our new method, compared to Sun Zhang's sixth order Richardson extrapolation compact (REC) discretization strategy using Alternating Direction Implicit (ADI) method and the standard fourth order compact difference (FOC) scheme using a multigrid method.
Next, we show the solution is stable.
And we show the solution is bounded in mean.
Next, we will show the solutions are global for small domain and small initial data.
Hopefully, these studies will show the solutions to be safe and effective for use both as volume expanders and as oxygen carriers.
TEAL+x automatically alerts them if the answers are correct, without showing the solution.
There are 6 rows of pictures, the first row showing the initial solution and error, and the following 5 rows showing the solution and error after successive applications of S i).
The given Algorithm 2 shows the solution of sub-problem.
