Sentence examples for described problem and from inspiring English sources
The work theoretically analyses the described problem and equations are given for wave aberration coefficients using correction zones for spherical aberration of the third and the fifth order.
The described problems and results demonstrate many challenges in the transfer of state-of-the-art numerical methods into the industrial practice, and show that there is mutual benefit from such a cooperation between industry and academia.
There was little evidence about the 'experience' of older people and their family/carers although qualitative studies [ 2, 78, 80, 81] have described problems and unmet needs from older peoples' perspectives and experiences associated with ineffective transitional care.
Section "Problem description and related works" describes problem and the related works.
This article highlights the way to represent aforementioned three types of design knowledge, the model to describe problem and the method to fuse, and the roles human plays.
The goal of this paper is to soften the way to describe problem and to increase the effectiveness of the system during the retrieval of relevant cases.
They are perfectly good at describing problems, and at finding solutions, but not every good at describing outcomes.
Other pieces, such as the poem "Xiang wo zheyangde yige nüzi" (1982; "A Woman Like Me") and the novel Aidao rufang (1992; "Mourning for the Breast"), describe problems and feelings women encounter in society.
This review describes problems and solutions encountered in large scale multicentre trials of Magnetic Resonance Methods for monitoring cancer.
It provided a common language to describe problems and share their solutions with each other, and with other fields that also used concepts of abstract agents, like economics and control theory.
Diagnoses and problems were considered important to managing the case, but it was difficult to ascertain all problems without a direct functional assessment, nor to describe problems and interventions to a consistent degree of detail.
