Sentence examples for improperly posed from inspiring English sources
The temperature distribution for all times, t < T0, is now required and this backward heat conduction problem is a well-known improperly posed problem.
This means that the traditional hydrodinamic models, which are formulated as direct initial boundary value problems for the equations of fluid filtration are improperly posed, i.e. small changes in the input data can lead to an arbitrarily large changes in the output.
What seems far more disturbing is our continued use of hazardous materials that, if used improperly, pose dramatic security risks, yet while used as intended are steadily disrupting the biological mechanisms that maintain our species' health.
Organization officials warned that such a large-scale slaughter, if done improperly, could pose serious hazards, including the possibility of more infections.
While oral contraceptives bring with them some tiny risks, especially if used improperly, they arguably pose fewer dangers than many other medicines bought freely at the pharmacy, experts say, including nonsteroidal pain pills like Motrin (which can cause stomach bleeding) and decongestants like Sudafed (which may raise blood pressure).
Improperly disposed paint poses an environmental hazard that could linger for eons.
The ministry added that a dedicated expert unit within the Prison Service existed to tackle the risk of radicalisation posed by those offenders with violent extremist views, and those who might attempt to improperly influence others.
The most straightforward way to eliminate the risk posed by the disposal pathway would be to reduce the quantity of drugs being improperly discarded.
Just weeks before the Supreme Court is to decide whether the Bush administration improperly declared Jose Padilla an enemy combatant, the Justice Department on Tuesday released newly declassified documents that it said showed the grave terrorist threat he posed to the United States.
