Sentence examples for chosen problem from inspiring English sources

An operational and technological sketch of the chosen problem solving approach is also given.

Mr. Mendoza's chosen problem in his latest, "Captive," is terrorism — the plight of tourists and social workers who were kidnapped by Islamic extremists from an island resort and held in the Philippine jungle for nearly a year.

In this respect, philosophy seems less like science than like art and philosophers more like artists than like scientists, for their philosophical solutions bear the stamp of their own personalities, and their choice of arguments reveals as much about themselves as their chosen problem.

We will develop architectural projects for new living spaces; the scale, scope and nature of the interventions will vary depending on the chosen problem and typology and will respond to the brief and the subject put forward, as well as site.

This suggests that iteration between the problem solving mechanism design and the requirements analysis is required to ensure that the chosen problem solver for a given agent is capable of meeting its specified goals.

The footprint of the stencil is often determined on basis of the anisotropy coefficient [20], which is a measure of the degree of anisotropy in the chosen problem. Figure 1 Illustration of update order of algorithms, where circles are nodes on the grid.

The paper presents the chosen problems of 3D numerical strength and fatigue simulation of a rotary screw compressor of a liquid cooler.

A number of carefully chosen problems of varying difficulty are proposed at the close of each chapter, and the mathematics are slowly and carefully developed, in order to make self-study easier.

Allowing students to choose problem aspects to address is core to PBL.

"I don't choose problems; they choose me.

Or perhaps physicists are somehow inclined to choose problems that have beautiful solutions rather than messy ones.