Sentence examples for companion problem from inspiring English sources

With reduced water flows comes a companion problem: too much salt.

However, the companion problem of estimating the AU strengths has not been much investigated.

This work solves the companion problem of the design that stores the maximum potential energy under the same constraint conditions.

But we should also ask about a companion problem, one that shows itself the most with regard to accountability: an over-weighting of white intentions.

This paper discusses the companion problem of how to determine the DAF function for an irregularity represented as a superposition of simpler ones.

A companion problem has also been studied.

It is shown that, under proper smoothness constraints, the iterative sequences constructed not only converge to the analytic solutions of the desired companion problems monotonically, but also preserve important crossed symmetry properties.

(If it does not come from anywhere in your Math book, look around in other Math books, to see whether you can discover whether it happens to come from somewhere else, and look for examples and companion problems in that book. It might feel like cheating, but think of it as research).

You're excited about it, and even if you've spent the 20 minutes between ordering and arrival listening to your companion's problems with computer coding, or wondering if, sitting three tables away, that is the one person you would cross a continent to avoid rather than encounter in a restaurant, you will still have an element of anticipation when the food arrives.

The instrument is divided into 10 subscales that include both dynamic and historical factors, each with a specific focus area of self-report, including: criminal history, education/employment, financial status, family/marital, accommodation (housing), leisure/recreation, companions, alcohol/drug problems, emotional/personal, and attitudes/orientation.

Think of how Winnie the Pooh serves as Christopher Robin's playmate, companion and sometimes problem child.