Sentence examples for widely arising from inspiring English sources
Along with neural dynamics (based on analog solvers) widely arising in scientific computation and optimization fields in recent decades which attracts extensive interest and investigation of researchers, a novel type of neural dynamics, called Zhang dynamics (ZD), has been formally proposed by Zhang et al. for the online solution of time-varying problems.
A widely used concept arising from the Stewart approach is the strong ion gap (SIG), which was popularized by Kellum [ 27] and Constable [ 28].
The unequal area facility layout problem (UA-FLP) comprises a class of extremely difficult and widely applicable optimization problems arising in diverse areas and meeting the requirements for real-world applications.
The secret is their team spirit and their willingness to sacrifice even the beauty of the game, widely believed to arise solely from attacking flair, and instead replace it with their own version of "joga bonito".
The Laplace equation arises widely in physics and engineering and is a classical prototype of partial differential equations.
Problems of this type arise widely in the planning of access and distribution networks in telecommunications, logistics, or energy networks.
Optimization problems with partial differential equations as constraints arise widely in many areas of science and engineering.
More and more attention is paid to nonlinear evolution equations with dispersive and dissipative terms because these problems arise widely in practical applications.
It is well known that the nonlinear impulsive delay differential equations of neutral type arises widely in scientific fields, such as control theory, bioscience, physics, etc.
Optimization problems with constraints that involve a partial differential equation arise widely in many areas of the sciences and engineering, in particular in problems of design.
The positive semidefinite constraint and equality constraint arise widely in matrix optimization problems of different areas including signal/image processing, finance and risk management.
