Sentence examples similar to a problem of two from inspiring English sources

Indonesia's foreign minister said before leaving for Malaysia that "irregular migration" was "not a problem of one or two countries".

The prime minister has described the issue of immigrants coming to the UK to fill vacancies as a problem of "five or ten years ago".

Without loss of generality, a problem of four classes is assumed; that is, C = 4. OAA generates C classifiers in which each one is trained to distinguish a class from the remaining classes.

Structural comparison is typically a problem of aligning two sets of 3-dimensional coordinates.

Lathrop [ 26] showed that the protein threading problem is also NP-hard, but it is not a problem of comparing two molecular structures, but a problem of comparing a molecular structure with a textual sequence of residues.

The paper considers a problem of equality of two covariance operators.

"He sees is it as a problem of communication," one Cabinet source said yesterday.

That, too, looks like a problem of success but one that needs to be fixed.

("For me," she writes in "The Fashion Pictures," "it was just a problem of fitting five girls across a double-page spread").

The obtained experimental results are compared for some geometrical parameters with numerical analysis (FEA) and theoretical solutions to a problem of elastic three point-bending of a beam.

Finally, numerical results are given for a model problem of two septum discontinuities in a bend.