Sentence examples for central problems is from inspiring English sources

In sparse information processing, one of the central problems is to recover a sparse solution of an underdetermined linear system, such as visual coding [1], matrix completion [2], source localization [3], and face recognition [4].

"I think one of the central problems is that every city tends to view climate change and energy consumption as their own local problem," suggested co-author Felix Creutzig from the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change, Berlin.

The central problems are, perhaps unsurprisingly, money and politics.

Blunkett said one of the central problems was how to protect British people from surveillance by "friendly" foreign agencies, such as GCHQ's US counterpart, the National Security Agency.

The central problem is never mentioned.

The central problem is reprogramming I.R.S. computers.

Rather, the central problem is our bad schools.

The central problem is the question: what is prison for?

The central problem is what the negotiators call investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS).

But, on the evidence of the opening night, the central problem is, in two ways, exclusivity.

One central problem is that bank watchdogs need to measure credit risk to set capital requirements.