Sentence examples for successively extended from inspiring English sources

The whole procedure is explained in detail for discrete systems, and successively extended to continuous systems.

We successively extended a dataset of the formula's basic storms with several events of high Dst-amplitude up to the highest observed |Dst|max = 600 nT.

The stability of six-sided grains in the isotropic, drag-free case of the Von Neumann Mullins analysis is successively extended to grains of 6±N sides, where N increases with the strength of the triple-junction drag.

More precisely, the PH method, originally formulated for synchronous loading and successively extended to asynchronous loading, is here adopted to compute the shear stress amplitude acting on the critical plane, used in the modified C S criterion.

Also, in Part I of this series of papers, this approach has been successively extended, in order to determine the amplitude-dependent deflection shapes associated with the non-linear steady state periodic forced response2 of clamped clamped beams, excited by a concentrated or a distributed harmonic force in the neighbourhood of the first resonance.

The analysis has been successively extended to include the presence of more receivers to provide accurate tag localization.

Military pontoon bridges are usually built either by successively extending outward from the shore or by constructing whole sections as rafts and floating them into position.

Subsequently, the system can successively be extended based on further information gained during operation.

There are two short-straight feeder channels developing successively, which extend about 10 km long and 1 km wide.

Then, big efforts are often required when the application has to be successively modified or extended.

The 12-syllable alexandrine that had been used to such effect by Jean Racine remained the standard line in verse, but the form was relaxed and reinvigorated; and the thematic domain of poetry was extended successively by Victor Hugo, Alfred de Vigny, Charles Baudelaire, and Arthur Rimbaud.