Sentence examples for categories problems from inspiring English sources
The discussion of war and moral responsibility falls into three general categories: problems of political and military choice, problems about the relation of an individual to the actions of his government, and more abstract ethical questions as well.
As Sarah Kliff and I wrote in our overview of the health-care launch's technical issues, the challenges right now can be grouped into three broad categories: problems with the consumer experience on the HealthCare.gov Web site, problems with the eligibility system, and problems with the hand-off to insurers.
We partition entire constraints into four sets and we classify the approximation complexity of all degree-2 #CSPs whose constraints are drawn from two of the four sets into two categories: problems computable in polynomial-time or problems that are at least as hard as #SAT.
The most common issues, he explains, can be divided into two categories: problems with the support (such as a warped panel, a torn canvas), and problems with the pictorial layer (like dirt and paint loss).
Fischer said concerns about the switch to Gmail fell into three main categories: problems with "cloud computing" (the transfer of information between virtual servers on the Internet), technological risks and downsides, and ideological issues.
According to these categories, problems of patients with a certain disease can be classified.
Pursuit screens applicants for many characteristics, but those mainly fall into two categories: problem-solving skills and perseverance.
Such an appraisal directly drives engagement in eight coping strategies classified into four categories: problem-focused, support-based, emotion-focused, and maladaptive coping.
VP can be put into two broad categories: problem-solving or narrative [ 10, 11].
The 2001 revision also includes seven DSM-oriented scales consistent with DSM diagnostic categories (Affective Problems, Anxiety Problems, Somatic Problems, ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Problems and Conduct Problems).
We show that for most (in the sense of Baire category) problems in the class the sets of minimal values are infinite.
