Sentence examples for column problem from inspiring English sources
In the C4 interview with the former equality and human rights commissioner Trevor Phillips, Farage also complained that Islamist extremists posed an unprecedented "fifth column" problem for Britain, as a small minority who do not want to integrate but "hate us and want to kill us" and to impose sharia law.
The one-parameter imbedding technique is formulated in a general form, for a separation column problem, the resulting procedures are classified as the one-through and multi-loop methods.
A series of optimization problem formulations relevant to problems in linear, nonlinear, and multivariable system identification are presented; these culminate with their application to the modeling of the Weischedel McAvoy high-purity distillation column problem, a demanding nonlinear and highly interactive system.
A parametrical study for different levels of nonconservativeness of the applied load is carried out for some classical benchmark cases such as Beck's, Leipholz's and Hauger's column problems.
The PBM-based algorithm is capable of handling any flowsheet topology regardless of the number and form of recycle streams and is characterized by a greatly simplified matrix structure and the ability to solve complex EO flowsheeting problems with the same ease as for a single-column problem.
Tools should be used that facilitate the follow-up of agreed solutions, for instance an audit register with the columns "problem | why | why | solution proposed | responsible | deadline | follow-up".
The new algorithm is an extension of our method for single-column problems based on the Pseudo-Binary-Mixture (PBM) concept [Ishii, Y., & Otto, F. D. (2001).
As beam-column problems are nonlinear problems, solutions can be superimposed if and only if the axial load is the same for two or more cases of different lateral loads.
Contrary to John Tierney's column, the problem for my generation is not that we are lazy.
Daniel Gross correctly ends his column, "Whose Problem is Health Care Economic Viewiew, Feb. 8) with this statement: "Whatever way, we all pay".
Second column optimization problem.
