Sentence examples for a classical issue from inspiring English sources

The investigation of the inviscid limit of solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations is a classical issue.

In addition, a classical issue on the treatment of nonlinear term in the Navier Stokes equation is revisited to show that the skew-symmetric form minimizes both the finite-differencing and aliasing errors.

They further reported that a classical issue in decentralization is lack of capacity characterized by insufficient human resources, inadequate training, and poor management as well as insufficient management system and procedure.

In the beginning phase to learn control, mainly focuses on feedback control system as a cultural classical issue with several experiments using open- and closed-loop control system, is a prior.

The most obvious explanation for these energy deficits is likely the classical issue of under-reporting energy intake through self-assessment in human studies.

This paper revisits the classical issue of port-city relationships by applying for the first time network analytical methods to maritime flows connecting cities of the world, over the period 1950 1990.

Instead of resolving various delicate classical issues, it bypasses them entirely.

But, I'd say that there are the classical issues related to development.

She loves appearing in the media, dilating on classical issues on Radio 4's Start the Week, debating the merits of the 20th-century novel at the Hay Festival.

Some of this literature relates to classical issues in philosophy of science, but it has also explored new philosophical ground.

Here the connection with classical issues of ontology is more apparent, and consonant with Husserl's vision in the Logical Investigations (an early source of inspiration for Heidegger).