Sentence examples for fundamental problem as from inspiring English sources

Each level solves a fundamental problem as, number of plants, input/output structure, reactor design and recycle structure, separation system, energy integration, environmental analysis, safety and hazard analysis, and plantwide control.

The fundamental problem, as Mr. Bialecki sees it, ticket holders were simply driving to the coliseum, watching their game, then heading home without spending any money in the city.

It will also add to the fundamental problem, as clearing forests releases greenhouse gases.Keeping the poor always with usEven if the world contrives to keep feeding itself without too much ecosystem damage, many of those dependent on agriculture or in poverty could still suffer a great deal.

But there is a still more fundamental problem: As with the latest computer virus, these 21st century technologies will be able to self-replicate.

Application of this method allows overcoming such fundamental problem as degradation of Jc in thick films and multiplying critical current with number of YBCO layers.

However, this underdetermination of metaphysical packages seems to pose an even more fundamental problem, as the physics involved is well entrenched and the difference in the metaphysics seemingly as wide as it could be.

Behind these shenanigans lie more fundamental problems as the traditional two-party system collapses.

Mr. Behrens and Mr. Burke say the big long-distance players -- AT&T, Sprint and WorldCom -- face fundamental problems as boundaries disappear between long-distance and local calling.

The Singaporean government is facing a great challenge to resolve these fundamental problems as income inequality rises and the population ages.Kaiyan Chan SingaporeLife in a southern townSIR – As a resident of Tilbury, "one of England's poorest places", I would say that there were many grains of truth in Bagehot's column on the town (August 16th).

Although the government can now claim to be running a budget surplus (easy enough, given its debt moratorium), it has yet to crack such fundamental problems as its inability to collect taxes, to enforce property rights and contracts, and to pay workers and pensioners the sums they are due.

The new process reduces the possibility of another such incident taking place via Uber in India, but the overarching lesson for Uber (and other companies that scale quickly across the world) is to fix fundamental problems as a priority.