Sentence examples for arise I from inspiring English sources

For the analysis of population dynamical problems of (SM), two difficult issues arise: (i) how to handle the delays in the given model and (ii) how to handle the nonlinear terms in (SM).

However, if image enhancement is performed before image compression, there are two issues that arise: (i) image enhancement typically increases the contrast amount of observable detail in an image which leads to poorer compression ratios; and (ii) the radiometric information in the original data is typically irretrievably lost.

At higher temperatures a hybrid reaction can arise, i.e., in addition to the heterogeneous catalytic reaction a homogeneous thermal reaction also takes place.

Then, the following two major questions arise: i) do the stem cells execute their beneficial effect by tissue integration or rather by paracrine effects; and ii) which mechanism, activated by the cells' therapeutic activity, explains the functional improvement: recovery of the original representation field or plastic reorganization?

Interestingly, two main groups arise: (i) post-genomic enzyme characterizations, and (ii) enzymes originating from functional metagenomics-based discovery and characterization.

Two possible scenarios then arise: (i) If the two are unrelated to each other structurally, Alice cannot do better than to encode and transmit the information of the two structures independently, one after another.

The question will certainly arise: Is the advertiser or the user Google's real customer?

Two overriding questions arise: Is Africa going anywhere?

This genus is part of the group from which later, larger megatheroids arose, i.e., Nothrotheriops and Megatherium.

Questions arose: "Is that a weed?

An international debate has arisen: Is Assad complicit, or merely powerless?