Sentence examples for counter the problems of from inspiring English sources

Since the threats to Russia now come, not from America or NATO in the west, but from the south and the east, it makes sense to work with America and Europe to counter the problems of terrorism and weapons proliferation.

The context vectors need to be adjusted to counter the problems of high dimensionality and data sparseness (Sahlgren 2005) or to be trained from a corpus (Baroni et al. 2014).

Conservation of wildlife corridors has been an option to counter the problem of loss and fragmentation of wildlife habitat.

Thus, DFM is safer to counter the problem of multiple attackers with the same IP addresses at the same time.

To counter the problem of channel sparsity information, sparsity adaptive matching pursuit (SAMP) was proposed in [25].

Various adaptive approaches have recently been proposed to counter the problem of low signal-to-noise-and-clutter ratio [51, 52].

Martin Adams, energy editor at the Economist Intelligence Unit in Hong Kong, says to counter the problem of having a secure energy supply China is trying to turn more to green energy, albeit on a small scale.

Theresa May has said they will introduce proposals to try to counter the problem of British citizens travelling abroad to engage in terrorism, but has warned that the struggle against groups such as Islamic State could last for decades.

To counter the problem of lower controlling precision of conventional fuzzy control algorithm based on look-up-table, this paper puts forward an improved fuzzy control algorithm that has high controlling precision.

An amphoteric polymer P (acrylamide-styrene-butyl acrylate) (ASBA) was evaluated for use as a shale borehole stabilizer and for its ability to counter the problem of well instability during shale gas exploration and development.

This paper develops a novel vignette-adjusted self-evaluation risk measure in order to counter the problem of the different interpretation of scales amongst individuals in our sample, and tests its validity using a tailor-made survey of immigrants in the Greater Dublin Area, Ireland.