Sentence examples for a unit problem from inspiring English sources

In the end, until leaders can come together, and until alcohol abuse is made both an individual and a unit problem, my guess is we will continue to see our men and women in uniform struggle with this very difficult challenge in the post-war years to come.

We had a unit problem in our data, caused by formatting problems (microgram to milligram).

Some entire drive units were replaced, Musk said, before the company found out a drive unit problem was actually being caused by an electrical short.

As the dimension of asperities is usually in the scale of sub-micron, the model thus assumed uniform temperature over and in an asperity entity and the heat transfer could thus be treated as a point unit problem.

The predicted incidence of IUGR across racially isolated zones and census tracts differed indicating a modifiable area unit problem (MAUP).

Compared to this, the electricity problem, which is a unit commitment problem with optimization of energy and reserves, can be modeled as a mixed-integrater program (MIP) [2].

In fact, this is the so-called modifiable areal unit problem, "a problem arising from the imposition of artificial unit of spatial reporting on continuous geographic phenomenon resulting in the generation of artificial spatial patterns," as defined by Heywood et al. (1998).

This issue is similar to the modifiable areal unit problem, a term introduced by Openshaw and Taylor (1979) that has long been recognized as an issue in the analysis of aggregated data such as disease incidence rates and census enumeration (Fotheringham and Wong 1991; Holt et al. 1996).

"It's not a unit demand problem; it's more a selling price problem".

In addition, certain cities (or communes, districts) at the administrative level did change their boundaries over time, creating a bias or Modifiable Area Unit Problem (MAUP).

The jet-in-cross-flow is a unit physics problem that occurs in turbojets and scramjets.