Sentence examples for image of a problem from inspiring English sources

If I have a mental image of a problem, the understanding tends to stay with me.

According to AP, Dr Hill told a Coke executive in an email they want to "help your company avoid the image of being a problem in people's lives and back to being a company that brings important and fun things to them".

It's just making some image of a physical problem at work".

America's criminal justice system has been increasingly criticized for trapping nonviolent offenders behind bars just because they're too poor to afford bail, but here is the mirror image of that problem: A violent and clearly disturbed man was allowed to go right back to living next to the family he was fixated on because he was able to buy his way out of jail.

To have a precise image of this problem, in this paper an analytical model is provided for SDNs implemented based on pure OpenFlow standard.

This is because, like the binarization problem, image segmentation is a problem of determining a class of each pixel.

From (1.1) and (1.2), we can see that the SEP contains two equilibrium problems, and the image of a solution of one equilibrium problem under a given bounded linear operator is a solution of another equilibrium problem.

The first experiment concerns with monochrome imaging pertaining to recognition of satellite images, a problem discussed by Wang et al. (International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, Vol. 3, San Francisco, CA, 1992, p. 145; Adaptive Fuzzy Systems and Control, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1994).

Three-dimensional terrain reconstruction from 2D aerial images is a problem of utmost importance due its wide level of applications.

To eliminate the agent-environment coupling as well as embodiment would require a yoked control condition where passive participants either watch a video of a successful participant in a high interactivity condition or are presented with a still image of the final problem configuration of a participant who announced the correct answer.

"Computer graphics really gave a false image of the problem," Ed Owens told me.