Sentence examples for as a unified problem from inspiring English sources

In the present approach, the capacitor placement and passive filter placement problems are considered as a unified problem in which a set of passive compensators (capacitors and/or tuned filters) that allow to obtain the maximum annual saving in cost and maximum improvement of the power quality of the circuit are determined.

However, it is difficult to formulate the two tasks, as a unified optimization problem and solve it with an optimization algorithm because the two problems have different structures and properties.

Gao et al. [25] study multicast in DTNs from the social network perspective, in which relay selections for multicast is formulated as a unified knapsack problem by exploiting node centrality and social community structures.

This problem is important because it serves as a unified framework for many problems in optimization, such as vector variational inequalities, vector variational-like inequalities, vector complementarity problems, and vector optimization problems.

As a unified model of vector optimization problems, vector variational inequality problems, variational inclusion problems and vector complementarity problems, vector equilibrium problems have been intensively studied.

The Problem (P) can be regarded as a unified formulation of several important problems.

Learn rapid prototyping and ideation methods from IDEO to solve a patient-centered health problem as a unified team.

The goal of the workshop is to engage stakeholders in a design setting to solve a patient-centered health problem as a unified team, and to share their design and experience with attendees at Medicine X.

Rosenberg authored an article on Next Web in which he references the honeybee phenomenon and its influence on "human swarming," a practice of connecting teams through specialized networking software that allow them to form closed-loop systems and tackle problems as a unified intelligence.

"Without that body that represents our voices as a unified front, we will have this problem forever," he said.

Coase contributed yet another central tenet of law and economics as a unified field of study in his paper "The Problem of Social Cost" (1960).