Sentence examples for solved at once from inspiring English sources

The discrete Poisson equation is solved at once over the entire computational domain as a completely separate process.

In this paper, an innovative method to minimise energy losses through building envelopes is presented, using the Proper Generalised Decomposition (PGD), written in terms of space x, time t, thermal diffusivity α and envelope thickness L. The physical phenomenon is solved at once, contrarily to classical numerical methods that cannot create a parameter dependent model.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 An illustration of a typical BLOP where multiple lower level optimization tasks are to be solved at once corresponding to different upper level candidate solutions.

In an epistemologically sophisticated theory, both of these problems would be solved at once: the new theory would only refer to what is observable, which is relative motion; it would admit arbitrary coordinate systems, instead of confining itself to a special class of system.

While encapsulating the major implication of this phenomenon, it is most interesting to note that the notion of multitasking emerges naturally in the realm of evolutionary bi-level optimization wherein multiple lower level optimization tasks (one corresponding to every upper level population member) are to be solved at once.

Applying the vector processing method to the example of the student taking the test, the teacher might give the student all of the addition problems to solve at once before the student would have to return to the teacher's desk for a set of multiplication problems.

"This is a hard problem that is not going to be solved all at once," he said.

This is just his latest in a string of Cube-related feats, including setting the Guinness World Record for most Cubes solved underwater, solving two Cubes at once, and solving a Cube blindfolded.

" 'Performance management' says you can't solve everything at once," said Lee Geishecker, a vice president at AMR Research in Boston.

A team at MIT, including Tata Fellow Michael Laracy and Postdoctoral Associate Thomas Poinot, looked at these problems and spotted an opportunity to solve both at once: Using industrial ash to develop an alternative building material to the red clay brick.

Don't try to solve everything at once.