Sentence examples for directions the problem from inspiring English sources

Let's assume the problem may not be the identification of clear goals and promising research directions; the problem may rather be the connection between the identification of these clear goals, and their transformation into reality, and its needed acceptance.

By expressing the cross power spectral density (PSD) of the TBL as a Fourier series in the axial and circumferential directions, the problem of structures excited by a random distributed pressure due to the TBL is reduced to solving the harmonic response function, which is the response of structures to a spatial and temporal harmonic pressure of unit magnitude.

Since the growth plates in many sites are not flat discs, but undulate to a variable degree, often in two or more directions, the problem of overlapping is often present also in good-quality radiographs [ 28].

From the opposite direction the problem can also be resolved by the denial that the hands should become dirty.

The trouble here is that these roles may pull in opposite directions, overconstraining the problem.

Generally speaking, there are two main approach directions to the problem: classic pixel-based image segmentation and image region classification.

The unique attribute of FRVT 2006[80] is in providing several thought-provoking insights and directions to the problem of quality assessment in face recognition[70].

The relevance of the approach proposed in this paper is highlighted through various examples that clearly show that some coupling effects between the two directions of the problem take place.

Given that much of the world is heading in its direction, the problems it is experiencing are likely to be replicated elsewhere.

Depending on the nature and the direction of the problem, a solution might be suggested in the narrative.

Mr. Zarb would not call today's vote a victory for anyone, couching his praise for the county's progress in the most qualified terms: "This is the first time there's some indication that this may be a step in the right direction, that the problem is not going to get worse," he said.