Sentence examples for successively provided from inspiring English sources

The method has been successively provided for finding approximate analytical solutions of the fractional nonlinear Klein-Gordon equation.

The experiments were performed using a laboratory-scale, isobaric hydrate-forming reactor, which was initially composed of a 300-cm3 aqueous phase and a ∼640-cm3 ∼640-cm3gas phase, then successively provided with methane such that the system pressure was held constant at 3.9 or 4.0 Mphase

This paper reports an experimental study on the effects of surfactant additives on the formation of a clathrate hydrate in a quiescent methane/liquid-water system, which was initially composed of a 300-cm3 aqueous phase and an ∼640-cm3 ∼640-cm3gas phase, then successively provided with methane such that the system pressure was held constant.

In each secondary axis of the inflorescence, several EFNs originate and secrete successively and independently until fruit ripening; this succession provides constant reward to patrolling ants, which would protect the developing fruits until maturation.

Draft genome assemblies of three cucumber lines (9930, Gy14, B10) [ 10– 12] successively published provide a good opportunity for developing simple sequence repeats (SSRs) as co-dominant markers in map construction [ 13].

It is likely that each successively larger area provides a context for processes within smaller units, but understanding the most micro-level processes is fundamental for understanding crime processes in larger area.

Increasing the scale index provides successively coarser, or lower frequency information, equivalent to "zooming out" on the signal until the level of the entire chromosome is reached.

It was placed successively at three different locations, which provided three recording phases.

They provided a series of successively more sophisticated semantics for such agent systems, and showed that as these semantics become epistemically more desirable, a computational price may need to be paid.

The independent variables with the highest level of statistical significance were successively eliminated from the original model, provided that the coefficients of the principal variables of exposure changed by no more than 10% and Schwarz's Bayesian Information Criterion.

The frost blocking ratios of the two unequal louver pitch designs were compared; the design in which the louver pitch successively decreased from the air inlet region to the redirection region provided more uniform frost growth and improved thermal performance, compared to the design in which the louver pitch successively increased.