Sentence examples for belonging problem from inspiring English sources

There's a belonging problem in Hollywood.

Thus, finding an efficient algorithm for any NP-complete problem implies that an efficient algorithm can be found for all such problems, since any problem belonging to this class can be recast into any other member of the class.

There was widespread agreement that active, ongoing, chronic problems belong on the problem list.

Some belong to problem families, with feckless, alcoholic parents, so they're better off here," he explains.

Because the presented problem belongs to NP-hard problem, the metaheuristic algorithms were used to solve the problem.

Therefore, the solution to this optimization problem belongs to a NP problem.

Prabuddha et al. (1997) and Vladimir et al. (2001) showed that this problem belongs to NP-hard problem.

If we solve the problem belonging to denoted class R we can reduce its dimension by eliminating all unknowns outside the junction area.

We as a nation need to change our perception of addiction and the misconception that it's problem belonging only to two ends of our country's socio-economic spectrum: poverty and celebrity.

In a 90-minute debate Friday, he mentioned belonging to the "Problem Solvers Caucus," an oft-mocked group of moderate members, 11 times, once referring to it as "the only thing that's going to save this country".

The concept of issues or tickets (describing a certain software problem) belonging to projects (which usually encompass a specific program) has been replaced by the concept of transcripts belonging to a genomic locus.