A similar problem faces causal set theory in the form of the 'inverse problem', which roughly amounts to the difficulty of getting continuous manifolds (with their corresponding symmetries) from a fundamentally discrete theory (see Wallden, 2010, for a good recent review of causal sets, including a discussion of this problem, on which progress has also been made).
Shockingly, there is no public policy debate or discussion on this problem: certainly not in circles where power exists to effect change.
It could be said that our first discussions on the problems and issues was an attempt to try to understand the weak signals we had encountered earlier on.
We focus most of this discussion on the problem of controlling sedation levels during surgical procedures; results from the application of linear parameter varying and robust L1-adaptive modeling and control approaches are presented in some detail.
OSDD consortium provides discussions and feedback on this problem.
There are other players in the space, such as Luminate and ThingLink (for a longer discussion on the problem and technology, see this epic Quora thread), and the way Flemings see things, people will continue to take new pictures and send them around the web, and no matter where they originate or where they go, the opportunities to tag them are infinite — and Stipple will be there to help.
After 15 years of activism, the JNNURM finally provided a background for sustained discussion on the problem of slums and informal housing in the city.
Discussion on the problem of access to finance by SMEs in Mozambique has taken place in form of seminars and several debates for the purpose of improving the finance line for SMEs and to formally integrate their contributions in the economy (MIC, 2007).
But during a Capitol Hill panel discussion on the problem Wednesday, the talk was mostly of runaways.
Among contemporary philosophers, most discussion on the problem of evil presently revolves around the evidential problem of evil, namely that the existence of God is unlikely, rather than illogical.
We defer a discussion on the problem of covariance estimation to the Methods section.
