Like many owners of solar panels, Kerr and his family have a basic problem.
The layout had a basic problem: its oval had been constructed with rather illogical angles and degrees of banking, requiring continual adjustments by drivers accustomed to setting the steering wheel at a given angle and maintaining an expected trajectory.
As Occupy protesters plan to wage massive May Day rallies today across the country, they will have a basic problem -- outside a circle of left-wing activists, most Americans have never heard of May Day.
A mathematician called Shinichi Mochizuki may have solved a basic problem that has baffled his peers for decades.
The controversy about how research funding will be distributed between universities following the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) has exposed a basic problem in the way our higher education system is organised.
This result is implied by the property that a linear programming problem has a basic optimal solution and the number of vertices { ( x 1, y 1 ), …, ( x p, y p ) } of the convex polyhedron { ( x, y ) : A x + B y ≤ b } is finite.
How to solve the variational inequality problems has already become a basic problem, and then several classical methods have appeared.
It may be that these individuals did not fully understand the task, or they have a basic perceptual problem that affects their ability to discriminate between faces.
However, three participants (1, 6, and 8) were below chance levels in this simple matching condition, which suggests that either they did not understand the task, or that they have a basic perceptual problem that affects their ability to discriminate between faces.
It seems to me that what we have here is a basic problem with our attitude toward experts.
