Sentence examples for successively so that from inspiring English sources

Since in a transshipment problem, any origin or destination can ship to any other origin or destination it would be convenient to number them successively so that the origins are numbered from 1 to m and the destinations from m + 1 to m + n.

FitzRalph continues by pointing out that some people say that an infinity of souls is in no way impossible, or, at least, does not involve a contradiction, since God can make an actual infinite number of souls, angels, or beings at once, or he can do so successively, so that an actual infinite will exist at some future time, even given that the world began at a certain point.

They proposed this axiom as a means to reduce any function to one of lower type, successively, so that at the "bottom" (0 order) the function is identical to its extension: :"Let us give the name of matrix to any function, of however many variables, which does not involve any apparent variables.

Fold the top layer(s) of ribbon over each other successively so that they overlap.

The comparable British legislation has been successively amended so that prevention orders can be made not only where the police anticipate serious offences, but also for quite trivial ones as well.

Every time an iteration reaches the boundary of the new feasible region, we expand the feasible region by successively reducing so that we can continue with the iterations until convergence.

The training data are split into random sections of 90% for training and 10% for evaluation, so that successively the entire set is used for evaluation.

Eleven mature sheep were restrictively fed on five of these diets successively according to a Youden square experimental design so that each diet was fed successively to five different sheep.

According to the concept proposed by the 20th-century Swedish oceanographer V.W. Ekman, the surface layers are displaced 45° to the right in the Northern Hemisphere (45° to the left in the Southern Hemisphere), and successively deeper layers are further displaced so that at a given depth the water motion is opposite to wind direction.

The first petioles grow from the plant stalk base; others develop from successively higher points on the stalk, so that the oldest leaves are on the outside and the youngest on the inside, extending to the top, which eventually reaches a height of 4 to 8 m.

Though the code was written to protect the Catholic Church, it has been successively amended in the past ten years, so that it encompasses any "religion acknowledged by the state".