Sentence examples for converging problems from inspiring English sources

The converging problems were outlined in a major report issued last year by Dr. Beddington's office.

The converging problems of petroleum dependence and global climate change are among humankind's greatest challenges.

In order to avoid the converging problems, especially in the quasi-vertical walls, an appropriate initial guess is introduced.

It is for the reason that this paper is geared through reviewing the published results and brings out converging problems associated with kenaf; a very important natural fibre with favourable mechanical properties and insight into the use of composite reinforcement has been addressed.

There are converging problems between these systems, and we need better synergies and product integrations to make the kitchen an even better space.

For this analysis βt and βc were set to 0.2 and 0.8 respectively, achieving a good converging problem.

But Diamond reserves his most insightful analysis for the more "irrational" reasons why we are not as yet responding to the scale and urgency of today's converging environmental problems.

Numerical experiments for compressible unsteady flows, including expanding and converging shock problems, are carried out using the new approach and the differences with the results from a finite volume scheme violating the equivalence conditions are discussed.

By means of several practical examples, however, we demonstrate that in its original formulation Sellier's method is not optimally fast and may not converge for problems with large deformations.

nsim denotes the number of data sets (out of 2000) for which the extended univariate moderation model and the full bivariate moderation model converged without problems.

When the three streams converge, a problem is recognised as such, a solution is available, and the political climate means that the time is right for change and there are no constraints to prevent the action [ 4, 5].