It was a theme problem -- a theme problem embodied in the character of Atticus Finch.
The determination of the locations of the heaters is treated via optimization with the generalized extremal optimization (GEO), whereas the evaluation of the required heat inputs in the heaters, a problem that embodies the Fredholm equation of first kind, is achieved through the truncated singular value decomposition (TSVD) regularization of the ill-conditioned system of equations.
The shell control problem embodies most of the critical elements of challenging industrial process control problems (e.g. unmeasured disturbances, model uncertainty, input/output constraints, optimization objective conflicting with control requirements, failure-prone sensors, secondary measurements, nonsquare system, etc).
Having said this, however, the fundamental problem embodied in the USG's procurement and acquisition policies - amounting to tens of thousands of tissue-paper thickness instructions - are just too daunting for any serious innovator to bother with.
A practical problem often embodies many characteristics of a multiresponse optimization problem.
We would have preferred stronger measures to control arms brokers and regulate international arms transfers, but the final document charts a credible multilateral course to deal with a serious problem and embodies the shared commitment of the Bush administration and all participating governments.
A design process can be characterized by reflection-in-action; that is, the process consists of a series of problem solving activities and each is embodied with a problem and a solution.
A parametric form of tabu-search is proposed for solving mixed integer programming (MIP) problems that creates and solves a series of linear programming (LP) problems embodying branching inequalities as weighted terms in the objective function.
The detention facility itself is a human rights abomination, but it's not just the physical center that is a problem – it is the spirit it embodies.
For a problem-solution will embody particular theories, procedures and instrumentation, scientific language, metaphysics, and so forth.
Contemporary design problems embody significant levels of complexity, which make it unlikely that a single designer can work alone on a complex design problem.
