Sentence examples for enclosure problems from inspiring English sources

This paper demonstrates a novel approach to solving inverse radiant enclosure problems based on distributed construction.

Tressie McMillan Cottom, a sociologist who has spent several years studying for-profit colleges, calls it an "enclosure" problem.

This algorithm is demonstrated using the established two-dimensional inverse radiation enclosure problem.

This paper presents the details of both methodologies, and demonstrates them by solving for the optimal heater settings in an industrially relevant radiant enclosure design problem.

Some coyotes do escape from these enclosures, creating problems for nearby landowners and possibly spreading diseases.

One villager spoke of concerns that the beavers would escape the enclosure and pose similar problems to those caused by the burgeoning wild boar population.

The strategy he used to cope with risk in the 1995 drought also illustrates the contemporary context of mobility used before enclosure to mitigate these problems.

The preconditioned iterative solvers are tested for performance on heat transfer applications such as (a) convection in trapezoidal and square porous enclosure and (b) reaction diffusion problem, etc.

England resolved its land problems by the enclosure movement, which drove the small peasants into the towns, consolidated landholdings, and promoted large-scale operation and private ownership.

The motivation behind the study is to quantify the physical differences concerning fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics between low Mach number and incompressible approximation and to examine the validity of the later for convective-radiative problems in an enclosure.

Enclosure: Handwritten comment on "The Southern Problem". On the same Livingstone College note-sized letterhead, but without a salutation.