Sentence examples for a specialized problem from inspiring English sources

On the surface, it may look like a company is addressing a specialized problem that never occurred to anyone, with a highly original solution.

For NGS data, this is a specialized problem due to the short length of reads and the large volumes of NGS data.

"So if you try that but still want to dive deep with a human expert with specific Q&A for a very specialized problem that's when you go for a paid session".

It faces the same challenges all radios encounter plus a few specialized problems unusual in wireless communications but well known to practitioners of another passive communication technology, radar.

We meant to take that controversial and specialized problem as part of a much more general one, which involves courts in one jurisdiction using the decisions of courts in other jurisdictions.

In my view, judges in collaborative courts, such as family law, child welfare, juvenile justice and the specialized problem solving courts, represent a new breed of public health champions.

This chapter presents specialized problem of large displacements but with strains restricted to be small.

They differ from specialized problem solvers such as those developed for the 24-Puzzle and Rubik's Cube in that they use a general declarative language for stating problems and a general mechanism for extracting heuristics from these representations.

This is used to define a template for optimizing survey designs, under simple assumptions, for Amplitude Variations with Azimuth and Offset (AVAZ) seismics in the specialized problem of fracture characterization, such as is of interest in the petroleum industry.

The list includes some standouts who have already made a bit of a name for themselves, as well as companies tackling specialized problems and niche markets.

Judge Kaye's legacy includes a succession of reforms and innovations to the court system: the repeal of automatic exemptions from jury service; improvements in court facilities; creation of a separate commercial division devoted to business litigation; and specialized problem-solving courts to better handle domestic violence and nonviolent drug offenders.