Sentence examples for with various orders from inspiring English sources
Placements of these points with various orders of accuracy are given for the triangular elements.
First, the series expansion of ideal frequency response is used to transform the design of AFOD into the designs of log differentiators with various orders.
The accuracy and convergence of the FLMs with various orders used for the expansion of each field variable in the thickness are assessed by comparing their solutions with the exact 3D ones available in the literature.
Fig. 1 Step responses for integrating (a) and differentiating (b) models with various orders α.
In the Forecasting procedure in Statgraphics, you can find the order of differencing that minimizes the standard deviation by fitting ARIMA models with various orders of differencing and no coefficients other than a constant.
Depending on the choice of the parameters, pseudo splines with various orders fill in the gaps between the B-splines and orthogonal refinable functions for the first type and between B-splines and interpolatory refinable functions for the second type.
The round-robin architecture with interrupts is then refactored into a queue-based architecture, which allows us to further consider queues with various ordering policies.
Succeeding artistic periods witnessed revivals of the archaeologically "correct" use of the orders, though many architects continued to use the various orders with the utmost freedom.
The paper describes eight Runge Kutta methods of various orders with adaptive substepping as well as a novel integration scheme based on Richardson extrapolation.
The law, it seemed, on the face of these three cases – with Lawrence, in particular, going back and forth to court on charges of harassment and breaches of various orders with almost complete impunity – seems to err on the side of the former.
The governing Helmholtz equation is solved using Neumann series (expansions in Bessel functions of various orders) with a stretched radial coordinate, leading to a hierarchy of one-dimensional ordinary differential equations in the longitudinal direction.
