Sentence examples for characterization of problem from inspiring English sources

It is well known that J φ λ is nonexpansive, i.e., ∥ J φ λ ( u ) − J φ λ ( v ) ∥ ≤ ∥ u − v ∥, ∀ u, v ∈ H. Based on Lemma 1.1, similar to that in [8] and [7], the following statement gives equivalent characterization of problem (1.1).

Our first main result is a characterization of problems for which efficiency, envy-freeness, and strategy-proofness are compatible.

In a wide class of physical, dynamical and biological models and complex problems, the constant order fractional equation cannot describe the characterization of problems.

While Part I described the theory and the framework, this part addresses two steps in detail – characterization of problems, and development of data-quality objectives (DQOs).

It is suggested that a parallel approach is needed that focuses less on the characterization of problems and more on the development of solutions.

As mentioned previously, the understanding and characterization of the problem requires reasoning abilities and relates to the analytical properties of problem-solving competences.

The judge was not alone in his characterization of the problem.

Keynes also offers a simple characterization of the problem of justification.

This characterization of the problem makes it possible to solve it quickly and efficiently.

Unlike the atemporal case, moreover, there is no general "theory" of temporal MBD which can be used as a knowledge-level characterization of the problem.

The latter passage leads more directly to Schiller's most general characterization of the problem: striking the right balance between the universal and the particular, that is, not realizing the ideal at the cost of individuals nor so focusing on individuals as they currently are that all concern for the ideal is lost.