Sentence examples for devoted to a problem from inspiring English sources

Another element of Advertising Week meant to raise its profile is the inclusion of sessions devoted to a problem that has long vexed the industry: increasing the diversity of its work force.

The lawmakers expressed their concerns at a House hearing devoted to a problem that law enforcement officials call "going dark" -- investigators' inability to carry out court-approved wiretap orders when the people who are the targets communicate using services that lack a surveillance capability.

The paper is devoted to a problem of radial steady state vibrations for a tube taking into account the inhomogeneous residual stress (RS) field.

Like most of today's supercomputers, it's a group of high-end computer servers (in this case, IBM RS-6000s) linked together so that all of their processing power can be devoted to a single problem.

This paper is devoted to a preliminary design problem of paced automatic transfer lines.

This paper is devoted to a preliminary design problem of synchronised automatic transfer lines.

The paper is devoted to a state filtering problem of Markov jump processes given the continuous and/or counting observations.

The work is devoted to a known and popular problem of synthesis of a stabilizing control law for a linear system with unknown parameters.

§3 is devoted to a discussion of the compactness problem for infinitary languages and its connection with purely set-theoretical questions concerning "large" cardinal numbers.

Section 6 is devoted to a new kind of sandwich problem where we may contract (and not delete) optional edges and property Π is being bipartite.

It is an irony that while Khayyam complains about theodicy and human suffering throughout his Rubā'iyyāt, in his philosophical works he offers a treatise almost entirely devoted to a philosophical justification of the problem of evil.