Sentence examples for average problem from inspiring English sources

As a result, the average problem identification time of VAO Checker is longer than 2D plan drawing and 3D model.

The study also found that people who said it was most convenient for them to gamble had the highest average problem gambling symptoms, compared to those for whom gambling was less accessible.

As expected, the average problem scores for probands were also higher than the sibling scores both for the parent (5.2 : 2.1) and the teacher ratings (4.2 : 2.0).

The average problem score summarised these problem effects and was clearly higher at home (Q = 937) than at school (Q = 127).

Results revealed a significant interaction, such that emotion reactivity was strongly associated with the probability of a suicide attempt among those with poor problem-solving skills, moderately associated among those with average problem-solving skills, and not significantly associated among those with good problem-solving skills.

As a result of the moderator analysis, we know that countries not only differ in regard to their average problem-solving scores and level of coherence between math and science, countries also differ in the strengths with which math-science coherence predicts problem solving scores.

Although several secret sharing schemes connected with combinatorial structures may be found in the bibliography, the main contribution of this work is the proposal of a new secret sharing scheme based on a hard-on-average problem, which allows to enlarge the set of tools for designing more secure cryptographic applications.

This problem is motivated by the distributed averaging problem which arises in the context of distributed algorithms in computer science and coordination of groups of autonomous agents in engineering.

From the above argument we see that one method to deal with the averaging problem is to remain faithful to the CCT framework and simply use a very high spatial resolution.

Some continuum theories try to resolve the averaging problem by describing the microstructure by multiple dislocation density fields which each represent a specific dislocation orientation φ on a slip system ς.

The presented results can be applied to deal with the target enclosing problems, average tracking problems and consensus tracking problems for second-order multi-agent systems with one or multiple targets/leaders.