Sentence examples for successive differentiation from inspiring English sources
This paper formulates and demonstrates a high-order (up to 4th order) correction method by using successive differentiation method.
Unlike the popular Discontinuous Galerkin method, the present approach does not increase the degrees-of-freedom in each cell, but instead adds higher-order correction terms through a successive differentiation.
It has also been shown to be useful in the accurate calculation of the thermal properties, such as enthalpy and heat capacity, which involve successive differentiation of the excess free energy with temperature.
Thereby the theory of the derivation of the HPPF felsic mobilizates as a result of a successive differentiation of a pegmatitic melt from the Flossenbürg Granite has to be discarded.
Different from previous contributions in literature, the current approach constructs a fourth order accurate approximation to boundary conditions by only using the Jacobian matrix of the flux function (characteristic information) instead of its successive differentiation of governing equations leading to tensors of high ranks in the inverse Lax Wendroff method.
The damage of procollagen I expression may announce a beginning of successive differentiation into later germ cell kinds [ 33].
Progress occurs by way of "successive differentiations" (10).
Three successive differentiations of each line were quantified (Fig. 3e), each grow beginning as 75 cm2 original surface area of subconfluent hESC.
The idea is to design NE controllers from successive time differentiations of the first-order variation of the NCO.
The whole development process of higher organisms can be mathematically conceptualised as a recursive mapping - i.e. successive cell differentiations leading to a sequence of unfolding patterns at many different spatiotemporal scales, each pattern defining the context for further differentiation and thus for subsequent patterning processes.
The pluripotent stem cells undergo successive stages of differentiation with a decreasing proliferation potential, giving rise to committed pre-osteoblasts.
