Sentence examples for characteristics of a problem from inspiring English sources
It has all the characteristics of a problem that cannot be solved and perhaps not even managed.
Domain-specific modeling (DSM) assists subject matter experts in describing the essential characteristics of a problem in their domain.
This process provides a model within which we can think about the important characteristics of a problem space.
The second mechanism adjusts the learning rate dynamically to match the instantaneous characteristics of a problem; the learning rate is large at first, allowing rapid convergence, and then decreases in magnitude as the adaptation converges.
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].
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".
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.
A practical problem often embodies many characteristics of a multiresponse optimization problem.
