Sentence examples for solving of space from inspiring English sources

This first part of the review closes with the current status and the research interests of these groups, which are described in relation to the most significant works and challenges of the next decade in order to aid in the solving of space weather open issues.

Mr. Erdogan's repeated statements on his flaming desire to grab lands from his neighbors, are reminiscent of Hitler's doctrine that the German people had "the right to a greater living space than other peoples... Germany's future was therefore wholly conditional upon the solving of the need for space".

For Burgers' equation, least-square method can show movement of wave with oscillation but Galerkin method can not show it correctly (the best method for solving of the Burgers' equation is discrete space by least-square finite element method and discrete time by forward difference).

Studying the variability of AIO within a complete space of plausible flux distributions requires the solving of nonlinear optimization problems which are underdetermined in tangible applications.

We demonstrate the feasibility of solving the space situational awareness problem with a cloud-based architecture and note that as time goes on and debris levels rise due to future collisions, the inherent scalability offered by a cloud-based solution will be invaluable.

The principal aim of this paper is to analyze and implement two numerical algorithms for solving two kinds of space fractional linear advection-dispersion problems.

This section is concerned with explaining in detail two spectral algorithms for numerically solving two kinds of space fractional linear advection-dispersion problems.

CR architectures have gravitated towards GA as potential decision-making algorithms given their capability of solving complex spaces based on multiobjective definitions [8].

Some of the drawings use charcoal and pencil to solve sculptural problems of space, form, and light; others experiment with techniques of rubbing and cutting.

In this research article, two efficient spectral methods are presented and analyzed to solve two kinds of space fractional linear advection-dispersion problems.

Novel ground-based wide-area sensor networks, such as the LOFAR Outrigger In Scandinavia (LOIS, LOFAR: Low Frequency Array) radar facility, comprising wide band, and vector-sensing radio receivers with full three-dimensional polarization coverage, and multi-spacecraft plasma diagnostics should help solve outstanding problems of space physics and describe long-term environmental changes.