Sentence examples for foregoing problems from inspiring English sources

If one has such an interest, then the foregoing problems arising from Curry's paradox must be addressed.

In this article, the ray tracing method (RTM) for high-frequency plate flexural vibration is suggested for solving the foregoing problems.

To the foregoing problems must be added the overarching problem that most of the data for BBDR modeling come from experimental animals.

To address the foregoing problems, the central government officially launched a new healthcare reform in 2009, one pillar of which was to establish a National Essential Medicine System (NEMS) to satisfy the public's basic healthcare needs.

The foregoing problem cases are generally developed under the rubric of "false beliefs" or "the disjunction problem" in the following way and can be traced to Fodor (1984).

To overcome the foregoing problem, this paper presents a new method that aims to derive dynamically equivalent FE model of an aircraft structure directly from its experimental modal data.

The foregoing problem is considered in this paper in terms of a mean field approximation obtained by applying a first-order closure to an unclosed set of mean field equations presented in Part I.

Accordingly, the issuance of convertible notes disposes of the foregoing three problems.

The foregoing issues and open problems confront various non-classical approaches to paradox, problems that arise particularly sharply in the face of Curry's paradox.

Greenwood says Geron didn't have a problem with foregoing exclusive rights to three cell lines because it already has its plate full.

It is shown in this paper that the differential operators have, however, the important property of possessing an assured spectral representation, which, when determined, may be readily employed to solve steady state and transient problems of the foregoing type.