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The modern time frame also generates a problem of existential meaning.

The results also indicate that thicker GFRP tube can both improve the load-bearing capacity and obtain better deformation capacity but generate a problem of low cost-efficient.

"He's generated a problem of credibility by making threats that he walks back".

The conflict between the theory of suspense and the accounts of viewers generates a problem known as the paradox of suspense, which we can boil down to a simple question: If suspense requires uncertainty, how can a viewer who knows the outcome still feel suspense?

An interesting fact about these cases: they generate a problem for Norton's "material theory" of analogy (§2.4).

The RPS generator extracts initial conditions and the goal from modified CWM and PSPM, to generate a problem "Find the mass of CO2 produced by a chemical reaction between 1.8 g of C and O2".

When confronted with unfamiliar or complex problems, however, experts tend to take more time to gather, analyze and evaluate information in order to better understand the problem, whereas novices are more prone to start generating a problem solution or course of action after minimal information gathering (Ross et al. 2006; Voss et al. 1983).

Both nurses and clients feel that the counselling role leaves nurses with a diffuse guiding role, a role that is vague to the extent that it generates a substantial problem of trust.

Identity through time generates a number of problems posed by puzzle cases such as the case of Cup and Tcup.

Policy makers in both the public and private spheres should take note of the fact that the excess burden borne by caregivers generates a host of problems for these persons' health, career, leisure time, and family life.

Sickness certification in the realm of depression generates a distinct set of problems and concerns for GPs.