Sentence examples for denoted problems from inspiring English sources
As the tracer indicator for BEmOC services was the use of assisted vaginal deliveries, which depends on national legislative, regulatory environment as well as availability of vacuum or forceps, this may have falsely denoted problems with BEmOC service delivery.
We denote problem (1) and its solution by (operatorname{LCP} M, q)) and (x^), respectively.
We denote problem (1.1) by VI ( F, K ) and its solution set by K ∗.
Let D denote problem dimension, updating velocity and position of particle i is realized by the following equation: begin{aligned} v_{ij}(t+1) = wv_{ij}(t) + c_{1} r_{1} (p_{ij}-x_{ij}(t)) + c_{2} r_{1} (p_{gj}-x_{ij}(t))~, end{aligned} (5).
(a) The manner in which the new matrix-vector multiplication algorithm is integrated into the EDDC algorithm can be generalized to algorithms for a family of related problems, denoted VMT problems [ 11], under certain discreteness assumptions.
In this section we discuss how to solve another class of problems, denoted Outside VMT problems, by modifying the algorithm presented in the previous section.
In formal systems for reasoning about actions, the ramification problem denotes the problem of handling indirect effects.
In formal approaches to commonsense reasoning about actions, the Ramification Problem denotes the problem of handling indirect effects which implicitly derive from so-called state constraints.
This master problem eventually performs CM [therefore denoted as problem (CM ] via controlling the maximum intra-cell cumulative power vector, and thus the coverage range, of each cell in the integrated system.
The Oxford English Dictionary's first citation for "first world problem" is from 1979, though it was then meant seriously, to denote housing problems that were specific to the "first" world.
One of three levels is chosen for each dimension; the first level denotes no problems or a low level of symptoms, whereas the third level denotes severe problems or a high level of symptoms.
