Sentence examples for characterised the problem from inspiring English sources

The prime minister characterised the problem as one of victims being unwilling to come forward, rather than of institutional failure.

Meybaum characterises the problem when he says that traditional CAD tools "are closed but the process is open".

It is concluded that quantitative predictions at the several length scales characterising the problem will require a hierarchy of models, and that a role will be played by molecular dynamic, Brownian dynamic, Lattice Boltzmann and fully continuum-level FD/FE/FV simulations.

He said he would not characterise the problems at Stormont as a crisis.

To do so, we characterise the optimisation problem as a max-flow problem in order to determine the set of feasible trips given the available EVs at each location.

A more careful consideration of the Negro's social problems has characterised the period 1910 26.

Jane Miller characterises the works as "marriage problem" novels in which the wife confronts the reality of marriage, its restrictions, and the need to achieve independence.

into the ASM family components (fractionation problem); 3) characterising the uncertainty in the quality and quantity of the influent wastewater.

The exit problem concerns characterising the distribution of escape times, that is, the times taken to leave a chosen region of phase space.

The general practice clerkship is one of twelve obligatory five to ten-week clinical placements spread over years 5 and 6 of the curriculum, which is characterised by problem based learning principles and early patient contacts.

Yet while their language and behaviour display woeful self-control and terrible manners, these political outbursts illustrate deeper problems which characterise the relationship between Australia and China, and they cannot be dismissed as mere temper tantrums.