Sentence examples for different classes of problems from inspiring English sources

Many new supercomputers try to deal with the challenge of solving different classes of problems by connecting different kinds of processors together Lego-style.

We invoke results from the theory of asynchronous DP to prove that RTDP achieves optimal behavior in several different classes of problems.

Several methods for different classes of problems, such as the branch and bound method, integer programming, sequential linearization methods, simulated annealing (a stochastic method), dynamic rounding-off, and neighborhood search methods, are presented.

Help desk response time for different classes of problems and dial-in access accessibility.

The PoI and pickup/dropout points can be represented by either nodes or arcs (as shown in Fig. 4), which results in two different classes of problems.

We draw some conclusions about the degree to which different classes of problem have been solved, and discuss challenges for the future.

The approach is in the spirit of interface fracture mechanics but applicable to a different class of problems, specifically, situations without a preexisting crack and situations where subsequent crack propagation does not necessarily occur along the interface.

The approach is in the spirit of interface fracture mechanics but applicable to a different class of problems, specifically, when a crack does not previously exist (or cannot be detected, at least economically), and when subsequent crack propagation does not necessarily occur along the interface.

These facts make the employee transporting problem belong to a different class of problems than the HVRP in the literature.

That's a different class of problem with its own skill set and one that'll allow the graduates of the first course to apply their knowledge to a whole different set of data.

Jindal and Liu [17] with their work on review fraud detection mark the beginning of a different class of problem solving, detecting patterns in online reviews to classify them as genuine/fake.