Sentence examples for encounters the problems of from inspiring English sources
…follows, as the result of class conflict in which the plebeians achieve equal rights, but this stage encounters the problems of corruption, dissolution, and a possible reversion to primitive barbarism.
However, this scheme encounters the problems of low transmission speed, limited scalability, and a lack of fault tolerance [1].
Although the iterative detection and decoding technique applied in this system can obtain good performance/complexity tradeoff, the iterative process still encounters the problems of positive feedback and relatively large decoding delay, similar to other iterative coded modulation systems.
Every time he needs to feed, he encounters the problems of supply, demand, and risk-reward ratios.
In simulating the low speed flows in long micro-channels the DSMC method encounters the problem of large sample size demand and the difficulty of regulating boundary conditions at the inlet and outlet.
In spite of high efficiency, such a pruning approach encounters the problem of distortion, i.e., the accuracy decreases to a low level of discernment or even causes the contrary judgment in certain cases.
DBN with only 1 hidden layer cannot model the input data exactly, and when the hidden layers are increased to 5 and 6, the classification results become unstable which indicates the model encounters the problem of overfitting.
It should however be noted that the study analyses only one patient and encounters the problem of spatial heterogeneity for the PDX system in only one metastasis.
By this, they do not encounter the problems of rehabilitation of people and environmental problems associated with the large hydro power plants.
The innovation and evolution of network technologies and services to enhance network functionality have traditionally encountered the problems of backward-compatibility and standardization.
Dr. Latham, who directed the Program in International Nutrition at Cornell University for 25 years, first encountered the problems of nutrition in the developing world while practicing medicine as a young doctor for the British colonial service in Tanganyika (now Tanzania).
