Sentence examples for essentials of the problem from inspiring English sources

Of course it is possible to retain mathematical rigour by detailed argument based on clearly defined assumptions, but it would take us too far into unnecessary complication and obscure the essentials of the problem".

Or why is it sometimes clear that the reviewer is unable to grasp the essentials of the problem under consideration, and yet, rejection is recommended?

The reactions proceed, of course, beyond n = 9, but we only programmed the problem as far as n = 9 as this suffices to describe the essentials of the problem and also our measured data.

How do you deal with transspecific polymorphisms, allele sorting...? Authors' response: I remove the phrase about longevity of genes because it over-simplifies the real situation and it is not essential for the problem of species longevity.

We show that the essential spectrum of the problem consists of the essential spectrum of the purely periodic problem and another component, which is the union of the discrete spectra of model problems in the infinite perturbation strip; these model problems arise by an application of the partial Floquet Bloch Gelfand transform.

The Clinton administration has led an international campaign to crack down on an essential component of the problem, money laundering.

(I'm oversimplifying, but this is the essential nature of the problem).

WEM is based on theorems which show the ultimate exactness of the eigenvalues and the uniform convergence of the essential functions of the problem.

The model aims at highlighting the essential ingredients of the problem and the proposed solution, at the cost of depicting a highly simplified world.

Besides, as the experts use a suitable language to describe the system at hand, the accidental complexity that one would insert into the system to describe a given domain is reduced, leaving just the essential complexity of the problem.

The simplest model incorporating the essential features of the problem proposed in this paper involves two goods, one public good and one private good, whose quantities are represented by x and y, respectively.