Sentence examples for dimension of problems from inspiring English sources

In Tables 3-4, 'n' means the dimension of problems, 'No.it' means the number of iterations, 'CPU' means the cpu time in seconds.

It’s unclear whether possessing nuclear weapons adds appreciably to Pakistan’s security or if it merely adds a new dimension of problems to governing this unruly and unstable country.

However, the application of heuristic algorithms is believed to be more applicable for real shop floors due to their lower computations, but they are still limited by the dimension of problems and uncertainties.

Specifically, it makes the most advanced outcomes in the management and governance of territorial systems such as overcoming the paradigm of command and control, taking into account in an integrated way the human and natural factors and, in general, the whole dimension of problems to address and focus on interscale interactions.

Social justice, a requirement related to the social question which today is worldwide in scope, concerns the social, political and economic aspects and, above all, the structural dimension of problems and their respective solutions.... Social justice is not just some silly foreign idea.

It is possible that these individuals are "natural" self-changers or, alternatively, that treatment-seeking is an indicator of one dimension of problem severity.

Two-dimensional theories reduce the dimensions of problems from three to two by introducing some assumptions in mathematical modeling leading to simpler expressions and derivation of solutions.

This article presents knowledge of environmental and natural resource economics related broadly to optimization with respect to spatial dimensions of problems.

Table 1 Numerical results with different dimensions of Problem 1 Dimension 10 50 100 500 1,000 Iter.

Table 1 Numerical results with different dimensions of Problem 1 Dimension Method Iter.

While for SSN and PDA, the iteration numbers increase when the dimensions of Problem 2 become large.