Sentence examples for characteristic of a problem from inspiring English sources
It was he who, as the democratic crowds surged in Tahrir Square, warned that Egypt was characteristic of a problem in the Middle East where an "elite... has an open-minded attitude" whereas "popular opinion" entertains "the wrong idea and a closed idea".
It has all the characteristics of a problem that cannot be solved and perhaps not even managed.
This process provides a model within which we can think about the important characteristics of a problem space.
Domain-specific modeling (DSM) assists subject matter experts in describing the essential characteristics of a problem in their domain.
Fitness landscape analysis (FLA) is a technique to determine the characteristics of a problem or its structural features based on which the most appropriate algorithm can be recommended for solving the problem.
The optimization of the large-scale problems of this kind (i.e. D = 1000) is considered as a challenging task, since the solution space of a problem often increases exponentially with the problem dimension and the characteristics of a problem may change with the scale [1].
Off-road and social travel has become a significant source of environmental degradation across many regions worldwide, and the widespread failures of travel regulation suggest that it has characteristics of a wicked problem as described by Rittel and Webber.
The working method in RELIS is to find evidence-based information and relate it to the clinical setting and individual characteristics of a patient (problem-oriented drug information).
Such an approach is especially promising, if the characteristics (of a sub-problem) can be computed analytically; this can be done, for example, in context of the Vlasov Poisson equations.
Recognising human activities is a problem characteristic of a wider class of systems in which algorithms interpret multi-modal sensor data to extract semantically meaningful classifications.
Supply chain network design (SCND) models and methods have been the subject of several recent literature review surveys, but none of them explicitly includes sustainable development as a main characteristic of the problem considered.
