Sentence examples for given a bigger problem from inspiring English sources
Ken Munro from Pen Test Partners told the BBC that "if VTech think that those T&Cs are the answer to their problems I think they should be given a bigger problem to deal with – boycott them and take your money somewhere else".
For example, given a big data optimization problem formulated as {F}^=underset{x}{ min}left{operatorname{F}(x)=operatorname{f}(x)+operatorname{g}(x);kern0.1em xin {mathrm{mathbb{R}}}^pright} (6).
For example, given a big data optimization problem formulated as {F}^=underset{x}{ min}left{operatorname{F}(x)=operatorname{f}(x)+operatorname{g}(x);kern0.1em xin {mathrm{mathbb{R}}}^pright} (6) where f and g are convex functions.
Wouldn't this data dilute things like "royalty/license fee receipts" or published scientific articles, which are probably robust measures?The hiccups with the inputs give rise to a bigger problem: the output.
"Scotland can give me a big problem," said Ghedin, who assisted the Italy managers Cesare Maldini, Dino Zoff and Giovanni Trapattoni in between his two spells in charge of Malta.
"But the question I have for you is: What of your privacy, what of your convenience, what of your commerce do you want to give up?" A big problem for Mr. Hayden's formula is government secrecy, which makes it tough for any citizen to assess counterterrorism programs, their value and their intrusion on people's privacy.
Using narrative to contain a bigger problem and give it a kind of meaning is something Lazar has done before.
A bigger problem was trying to give the machine a sense of taste.
A bigger problem is ownership.
