Sentence examples for solutions is extended from inspiring English sources

It is an interesting point that the method of unbounded upper and lower solutions is extended to obtain conditions for the existence of multiple solutions.

The usual two-level probabilistic model implicit in most distributed source solutions is extended by adding a third level which describes the temporal evolution of neuronal current sources using time-domain General Linear Models (GLMs).

A recently developed method in modelling electrolyte solutions is extended to include phase behaviour of aqueous solutions containing hydrated salts (e.g., calcium chloride) and organic hydrate inhibitors (e.g., ethylene glycol).

In this work the modified Wilson equation, proposed in a previous publication, for aqueous binary polymer solutions is extended to calculate liquid liquid equilibrium of aqueous two-phase systems containing one salt with either polyethylene glycol or ethylene oxide propylene oxide random copolymer.

In this part, the analytical solutions are extended to non-isothermal conversion.

In Part II of this paper the analytical solutions are extended to non-isothermal conversion and are compared with results of numerical simulations.

These solutions were extended for the case of composite double-cantilever beam, end-loaded split, single-leg bending and mixed-mode bending fracture specimens.

The semi-analytical solution is extended to account for the two-dimensionality of the problem.

To achieve such a hybrid system, the constituent technology for each noise control solution is extended.

Exact elastic plane stress solution is extended to the assumed distribution of stress and displacement fields.

In this scheme, each solution is extended by two dimensions standing for F and Cr.