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The report's biggest flaw is its assumption that poverty alone defines the problems of the low-income school.

What happened next, however, defines the problems of law enforcement in countries like Guinea-Bissau even more than does the lack of shoes and guns and cars.

The primary coloured containers stacked up behind fences in Tilbury betray the globalised world that defines the problems of the working poor.

The preceding definition accords with that of the American psychologist R.S. Woodworth, who defines the problem of feeling and emotion as that of the individual's "internal state".

A mathematical formula was created using symbolic regression which defines the problem of tensile strength for the particular data set used.

Section 2 defines the problem of criminal incident modeling formally, describes ST-GAM and LST-GAM in detail, and discusses how to estimate parameters as well as evaluate spatial prediction performance.

Both of those Vergeltungswaffen, or "Vengeance Weapons," defined the problems of propulsion and guidance that have continued ever since to shape cruise and ballistic missile development.

In this paper we define the problems of high-level binding and cross-modal learning.

The rest of this article is structured as follows: in "Author identification and alias matching", we define the problems of author identification and alias matching, and present related work.

Truly awful things have happened in British hospitals, but we need to be careful how we define the problem of NHS culture or we will end up with the wrong solutions.

What we can afford least is to define the problem of future war as we would like it to be, and by doing so introduce into our defense vulnerabilities based on self-delusion.