Sentence examples for systems that arise from inspiring English sources
We then present a subclass of discrete-time switching systems that arise frequently in practical applications.
My research is a blend of theoretical investigation, development of computer methods and studies of nonlinear systems that arise in diverse fields of science and engineering.
This paper focuses on the challenges of modeling cyber-physical systems that arise from the intrinsic heterogeneity, concurrency, and sensitivity to timing of such systems.
He studies dynamical systems theory, the longtime behavior of systems governed by deterministic rules and nonlinear systems that arise throughout science and engineering.
Algebraic multigrid is a popular and effective method for solving the sparse linear systems that arise from discretizing partial differential equations.
This distribution appears as a right-hand-side term in the discretized fluid equations, and so we can use fast solvers to solve the linear systems that arise.
But despite the clamor for more reliable voting systems that arose from the bitter Bush vs. Gore contest, experts say security and infrastructure problems make Internet elections a distant prospect, at best.
Much recent activity in the field focuses on information: however, our own interests are at one natural interface between physical and biological systems that arises in the context of collective biophysical and biomechanical behavior over a range of scales, from O(nm) to a O cm).
Dissipative solitons are remarkably localized states of a physical system that arise from the dynamical balance between nonlinearity, dispersion and environmental energy exchange.
We discuss strong solutions of a nonlinear parabolic system that arise from the simulation for the semiconductor device design.
It also shows the five behavioral characteristics of a dysfunctional system that arise from these principles: denial (not seeing), de-sensing (not empathizing), absencing (disconnecting from one's highest self), blaming others (unable to reflect), and destroying (inflicting violence on others and on oneself).
