The minimum time to climb problem provides an example of two time-scale behavior and motivates the discussion.
In addition to building up muscle and helping you get that cardio, climbing involves problem-solving skills -- which explains why bouldering (a type of climbing that is generally done unroped, at lower heights on literal boulders) routes are actually called "problems".
"I have less problems climbing up hills.
So if women face the same problems climbing the promotional ladder in industry, why make the switch?
With consumer debt climbing steadily, the problem is more likely to grow than to diminish.
For high-speed traders, rising prices are actually a part of the problem: climbing stock markets tend to be calmer stock markets, providing fewer trading opportunities for high-speed firms.
Chummy's jolly hockey sticks chumminess, the ongoing cake thing, language mix-ups, speaking German to the Swedes, the problems of climbing a rope ladder to a ship in a skirt.
Mr. Chávez's opponents here grasped for reasons as to why he chose this moment for the intelligence overhaul, with his government grappling with economic problems like climbing inflation and slowing economic growth even as the price of oil, the lifeblood of Venezuela's economy, remains near record levels.
This paper studies application of omnidirectional wheels in climbing robots and associated problems such as vibrations.
Since mountaineering became a popular sport in the 1850s, members of its community have often spoken of the "last great problems" in climbing: a peak that has yet to be summitted, a route that has yet to be conquered, an obstacle that has yet to be cleared.
