Sentence examples for solution escaping from inspiring English sources

GA as a stochastic optimization tool outperforms other gradient based methods (steepest descent, Gauss- Newton method, conjugate gradient etc.,) toward reaching a global optimal solution escaping the local optima (Gill 1981; Ouenes 1992; Tamhane et al. 2000; Gomez et al. 2001; Romero and Carter 2001; Schulze-Riegert et al. 2001; Choudhary et al. 2007).

Gases or solutions escaping from cooling igneous rocks or deep fractures commonly are saturated with silica and other compounds that, as they cool, precipitate quartz along their channelways to form veins.

Casual gene duplication can provide a solution – escape from the adaptive conflict via functional specialisation of the resulting paralogs [ 41].

Since the London theory suggests that the attractive forces between unlike simple molecules are smaller than those corresponding to an ideal solution, the escaping tendency of the molecules in solution is larger than that calculated by Raoult's law.

These simulations suggest that the torus first evolves around the anti-phase solution, then escapes to the symmetric oscillation for some time and returns near the anti-phase solution, and so on.

The sewage is then cascaded down through a tower, allowing the gas to come out of solution and escape into the air.

Or whether they can connect underground passageways or open cracks into groundwater aquifers that could allow the chemical solution to escape into drinking water, as methane from these wells has been proven to have done.

The euro zone may find another piecemeal solution and escape the hangman for now, but unless it attacks its more fundamental problems, it is doomed to a cascading series of crises that will ultimately destroy the common currency.

The new cross-mutated operation intends to drive the solution to escape from local optima.

However, a diplomatic solution has escaped both sides for more than 60 years, and there are no signs of any new proposals yet.

"The answers to many of our questions often produced the same answer - that for some children running away was the only solution to escape something they couldn't cope with".