Sentence examples for examine a problem from inspiring English sources
We examine a problem arising in the assignment of telecommunication traffic to a set of synchronous optical network (SONET) rings.
This report details a methodology that can be used to quickly examine a problem locomotive class and hence point the way towards the correct palliative treatment.
Is it you, or is it the court, or is it Congress?" When the lawyer answered that while Congress can examine a problem, "it is up to the court to determine whether the problem indeed has been solved," Justice Kagan responded: "Well, that's a big new power that you are giving us – that we have the power now to decide whether racial discrimination has been solved?
The project brought together archaeologists, legal scholars, economists, sociologists, and other experts to examine a problem that crosses borders both geographical and scholarly, and to explore policy solutions.
There was more trouble for the champion with the set poised to go to a tie-break as both the trainer and the doctor were called onto Centre Court to examine a problem with his left foot.
If you examine a problem using the Six Thinking Hats technique, you can solve it by harnessing all these approaches and others, as well as your and your colleagues' personal tendencies, leading to a balanced and well-conceived strategy.
After examining a problem unique to cloning any extinct species, we will explore the ethical factors of cloning mammoths.
He examined a problem with the skegs on the keels of the and South Dakota-class battleships with harmonic vibrations, which was resolved with re-designed propellers.
Our interdisciplinary review process offered a novel approach to examining a problem within the healthcare discipline, but interdisciplinary research also poses many known challenges [ 4].
The research projects were in the form of either 1) an intervention to target a nutritional problem, 2) laboratory investigation to examine a nutritional problem, 3) formative research to examine a nutritional problem, or 4) a topic of their choice in nutrition research.
We explore the architecture of PIER, develop techniques for query processing (with specific focus on aggregation and join operations), and finally examine an optimization problem with multiple simultaneous aggregation queries.
