Sentence examples for governing problems with from inspiring English sources

They could never realize that by educating the nation, they can make every individual independent, self-sufficient and a national asset; and as a result, can reduce many of their own governing problems with ease".

In this paper exponential basis functions (EBFs) satisfying the governing equations of elastic problems with incompressible materials are introduced.

The experience of mental distress among patients appears to have been governed by problems relating to socio-economic problems (poverty), particularly problems in the home (marital problems).

This section presents the mathematical equations governing the problem and discusses their relationship with the physical values and phenomena.

The propagation of capillary waves on material interfaces between two fluids imposes a strict constraint on the numerical time-step applied to solve the equations governing this problem and is directly associated with the stability of interfacial flow simulations.

The highly non-linear differential equations with variable coefficients governing the problem are solved numerically using a Runge Kutta method.

Such a treatment converts the original contact problem concerning an inhomogeneous half space into a homogeneous half-space contact problem, for which governing equations with unknown contact load distribution can be conveniently formulated.

Another of Clarke's findings was that Birmingham city council was reluctant to take up problems with the governing bodies that were reported to it.

Indeed, the opposition reflects extremes of the racial and religious spectrum while the governing coalition, with all of its problems, still holds much of the middle ground.

In this paper a numerical method using geometrical transformation and graph product rules is developed for efficient solution of the governing differential equations in many engineering problems with arbitrary domains.

Mr. Zapatero "could continue governing with a plurality without major problems," said Mariano Torcal, a political science professor at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.