Sentence examples for virtue of the method from inspiring English sources

A virtue of the method is that properties can be assigned explicitly to individual objects or voxels comprising the object.

Another virtue of the method is that as one gets closer to the solution, the differentiable function will tend to look more and more like its linear approximation between the current guess and the true solution.

By virtue of the method of an upper-lower solution, they obtained global existence, blow-up properties, and blow-up rate of solutions.

A virtue of the method over HC is this capacity to find even the smallest sets that induce important patterns on the samples.

Additional features are the immediate extension to mixtures of independent and related individuals, a virtue of the method being nested in Genie (Allen-Brady et al., 2006), and the ability to impute missing data.

By virtue of the methods of mathematical physics, the Jordan form asymptotic solutions for these special cases are derived making use of a rational procedure and specified in explicit form.

If states claim the right to determine who enters their territory, then they place themselves in the position of coercing non-citizens in virtue of the methods they use to prevent those who wish to cross their borders from doing so.

The great virtue of this method is that the poems become the isolated central issue, not wholly explicable by any amount of historical placing.

Since the RZA-NLMF-based ASS method depends highly on the reweighted factor ϵ, hence, we first select the reasonable factor ϵ by virtue of the Monte Carlo method.

By virtue of the energy method, the difference solution is shown to be unique and convergent at the order of O τ2+h2) in the l2-norm with time step τ and mesh size h.

Next, we discuss the wellposedness of such BFSDE system by virtue of the monotonicity method.