Sentence examples for utility of the solution from inspiring English sources
An application of a time-harmonic concentrated force acting at some interior point of an infinite medium has been considered to show the utility of the solution obtained.
An application of an infinite space with impulsive force at the origin has been considered to show the utility of the solution obtained.
The utility of the solution model is demonstrated by generating ground motion datasets matching the Eurocode-8 design spectra for different soil types out of an extensive database of recorded motions.
To demonstrate the utility of the proposed solution, numerical results obtained for two example problems are discussed and presented comparatively with a finite-element solution and other more restrictive solutions available in the literature.
Figure 10 The utility of the optimal solution, the uniform algorithm, and the naive algorithm with different available timeslots per second.
The most compelling utility of the proposed solution is that it allows RWMFs to be designed as damage tolerant systems or in extreme scenarios as collapse prevented structures.
In the case of non-uniform ducts, the lower limiting frequency increases with the cross-sectional area gradient and in applications where low frequencies are important, the utility of the approximate solution will be limited to ducts with a relatively small area ratio.
The aim of the work was to explore the utility of the in-solution isoelectric focusing (sIEF) fractionation method.
Therefore, although the surfeit of eating disorder NOS cases can be whittled down in a variety of ways, as illustrated above, what matters is the clinical utility of the various solutions and, in particular, their relative prognostic and therapeutic implications.
In comparing with the Nash equilibrium solution under the identical power usage of each user obtained from the competitive equilibrium model, our computational results show that the social utility of the competitive equilibrium solution is better than that of the Nash equilibrium solution in most cases.
If node p satisfies g(p) ≤LT (i.e., the maximum total utility of node p is smaller than or equal to the lower bound total utility of the current optimal solution), then it is bounded since further branching from p does not lead to a better solution.
