Sentence examples for arcane problems from inspiring English sources

Particle physicists often toil in obscurity, solving arcane problems that aren't usually covered in the popular media.

Companies like Orbital Insight and Descartes Labs make their money finding answers to arcane problems like this by pumping satellite imagery and accompanying data into complex machine learning models to derive insights and forecasts.

As he observes, the church flourished for more than a thousand years until "the Trojan Horse" of Peter Lombard's Sentences released its army of arcane problems, and this he sees as the era of the Fathers (among whom he would probably wish to include Thomas Aquinas).

Bankers who have worked with him describe him as relentlessly hands-on, eager to wrap his mind around even the most arcane financial problems.

Dr. Olson said he became interested in such arcane literary problems through people he met at academic gatherings he attended with his wife, Dr. Marilynn Olson, who is a professor of English at Southwest Texas State.

The arcane but critical problem concerns how to connect a digital television set to a digital cable box.

But the result of this apathy is self-fulfilling; since few people talk about pensions, the subject remains arcane and forbidding.The problem was well summed up at a Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation debate this lunchtime.

In dealing with problems affecting arcane new financial products, including "collateralized debt obligations," "credit default swaps," and "tri-party repos," Bernanke and his colleagues have had to become expert in market transactions of baffling intricacy.

If commonly used words pose a problem, so do arcane, ugly and incomprehensible lexicons that may serve the needs of medical specialists, but prove trying for many patients who have no idea what "creatinine" or "platelets," "neutrophil counts" or "ecog status" really mean.

The latest problem is an arcane practice known as "tax equity" financing, which has all but dried up for big-ticket energy projects.

The problem results from three arcane legal factors, said the chairman of the Board of Assessors, Charles O'Shea.