Sentence examples for the equations in from inspiring English sources

J.A. worked out the equations in our approximation scheme and implemented the cosmological code gevolution.

The equations in Eqn. 1 describe these dynamics for a single round of PCD and repopulation.

Many of the equations in Alok Jha's series are in fact differential equations, relying implicitly or explicitly on calculus.

I could draw everything I was working on and model the equations in real life.

We calculate the expected cost of PCD during the period between disasters using the equations in Eqn. 1.

The equations in 2-D have been presented and solved using the Newton Raphson method.

I have also tried simulating the equations in matlab but to no avail as I'm getting stability issues even with robust algorithms such as ODE15s.

For instance, the maths it uses to describe how share prices move comes from the equations in physics that describe the diffusion of heat.

So yes, the equations in one of Mike Woodford's papers look a lot like the equations coming out of Chicago or Minneapolis.

x satisfies the equations in (2.1).

Writing the equations in this form has some advantages.