Sentence examples for generating a problem from inspiring English sources

After generating a problem, it is solved using the proposed algorithm for fuzzy GTSP and the results obtained are presented in Table 3.

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).

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".

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

I think the biggest issues with discrimination in the US tech industry are the lack of women and the lack of minorities in the workplace, which generate a problem with how they are treated.

But this generates a problem: how is S entitled to hold a view?

SES generates a problem from the given conditions and a query.

After that, the system generates a problem from modified CWM and PSPM.

However, the very fact that renting is cheaper than buying generates a problem for supply-side renters.

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

Students (or their teachers) choose which topic they want to study and the difficulty level (beginner, intermediate or advanced) and the system will generate a problem.