Sentence examples for concerning with the problem from inspiring English sources

The latest and a well-written reference along this line concerning with the problem of designing matched pairs of digital Nyquist filters with balanced performance and linear phase characteristic can be found in [19].

The federal agencies concerned with the problem bicker among themselves.

Even McLynn, who does sketch in background, is not really concerned with the problem of context.

But Turkle isn't just concerned with the problem of online identity.

Copyright law is called copyright law because it is meant to be concerned with the problem of copies.

The book is primarily concerned with the problem of reconciling evil in the world with divine justice.

Bayle was concerned with the problem of evil, which seemed to him a mystery understandable by faith alone.

Gibson's fiction has always been concerned with the problem of how people make sense of a world that has been irreparably changed by new technology.

Stafford's next ministry (1865 69) was primarily concerned with the problem of New Zealand's dependence on British troops during a flareup of hostilities with the Maoris.

Most Indian philosophical schools were concerned with the problem of what precisely is the bearer of the meaning of a word or a sentence.

Berlin's political philosophy is generally concerned with the problem of liberty and free will in increasingly totalitarian and mechanistic societies.