Sentence examples for burden problems from inspiring English sources
A3 NATIONAL A10-13 Midwest Power System Showed Signs of Burden Problems on the grid of power lines have become more frequent in the last few years, and a series of reports, both by the industry's own quality-control offices and government agencies, urged more care in pushing the limits of the system.
We discuss cell physiological responses to metabolic burdens, as well as strategies to identify and resolve the carbon and energy burden problems, including metabolic balancing, enhancing respiration, dynamic regulatory systems, chromosomal engineering, decoupling cell growth with production phases, and co-utilization of nutrient resources.
They have also created immigration and governmental burden problems for the countries (i.e., First World) that people immigrate to.
Section (1) consists of 46 items, covering 8 different concepts of stress, such as strain, burden, problems, etc.
Many higher burden problems remain neglected by GHIs such as childhood pneumonia and maternal mortality which appear to be particularly affected by relatively little attention and funding [ 49, 50].
However, the method in [29] suffers from the problem of heavy computational load to compute huge warping matrices, while the methods in [30, 33] suffer from the extensive memory burden problem to store huge warping matrices.
And as others see him taking on their burdens, problems, etc. they will offer him more of the same, after all, he's the guy who does it!
In a statement, organiser Cass Biggs said this year's festival "has been burden by problems totally outside of our control".
To some residents of this affluent Essex County township, a loss of influence in choosing legislative candidates under this year's statewide redistricting plan as well as its disproportionate county tax burden are problems that have to be addressed.
In fact, it's possible that just about every military move Washington has made only increased the burden of problems on this planet.
The participants were asked to grade the burden of problems into "no, never", "yes, sometimes", "yes, many times" and "frequently".
