Sentence examples for idea of problems from inspiring English sources

You will be adjusting this fit in subsequent steps, but you can get a general idea of problems this way.

In this paper, based on the classic fixed response threshold model (FRTM), under the idea of "problem centered + evolutionary solution" and by a bottom-up way, the new dynamic environmental stimulus, response threshold and transition probability are designed, and a dynamic ant colony's labor division (DACLD) model is proposed.

Hypotheses why patients do not wish to be enrolled mostly refer to the idea of "problem patients", i.e. not active and not motivated patients with a low therapy adherence.

Our ideas of "problem-solving" go further than faster takeaway delivery or additional social networks.

They have no idea of the problems it causes," she says.

And NASA headquarters in Washington had little idea of the problems being encountered with the projects in California, panelists said.

Measuring blue, green and gray water use gives a company a clearer idea of where problems within a watershed could develop, he said.

Its valuation will be very simple and you should arrange your own survey to get an idea of what problems there may be with the property.

To get an idea of the problems, take a look at the prospectus offered by New China Life, a big local insurer, for its dual share placement, which will take place shortly on the Hong Kong and Shanghai stockmarkets.

Cardinal Mahony said he believed that volunteer workers in prisons came away with a clearer idea of prison problems, which they shared with family members and friends, spreading receptivity to changing the system.

In fact, it can represent a behaviour as close as possible to the real process', and thus give the students a good general idea of the problems.