Sentence examples for important problems arising from inspiring English sources
"Our present analytical methods seem unsuitable for the solution of the important problems arising in connection with the non-linear partial differential equations and, in fact, with virtually all types of non-linear problems of pure mathematics.
One of the most important problems arising when dealing with finite element design of composite materials including delamination is the requirement of using huge computer resources to solve the three dimensional stress field in the vicinity of free edges, holes, changes of number of layers and similar discontinuities.
These strict conditions rule out their applications in many important problems arising in the physical and engineering sciences.
The mixed equilibrium problem (MEP) includes several important problems arising in optimization, economics, physics, engineering, transportation, network, Nash equilibrium problems in noncooperative games, and others.
In general the theory provides a structured approach to many important problems arising in signal processing and communications, notably resource allocation and distributed transceiver optimization.
The mixed equilibrium problem (MEP) includes serval important problems arising in physics, engineering, science optimization, economics, transportation, network and structural analysis, Nash equilibrium problems in noncooperative games and others.
Two important problems arise in WDM network planning: network design to minimize the operation cost and traffic grooming to maximize the usage of the high capacity channels.
Two very important problems arise for young children with obesity.
Important problems arise from discrepancies between recommendations based on single-disease guidelines, and that what is perceived by GPs as serving a particular patient with multimorbidity best.
Efficient search for k nearest neighbors to a given location point (called a KNN query) is an important problem arising in a variety of sensor network applications.
We focus on an important problem arising in genome-wide case control association studies.
