Sentence examples for in a specific problem from inspiring English sources

Structural reliability analysis should often face the problem that there is uncertainty about the probabilistic specification of the input random variables implied in a specific problem.

Although we do not describe them here for brevity (suggesting reference [ 11] as a good starting point), we care to say that despite the fact that each of these has been efficiently applied in a specific problem domain and each has its pro and contra in terms of computational efficiency, none of them has emerged as the multimethod to be used to model biological phenomena.

They were used in solving a specific problem: Radical changes of the electricity Tariff System, introduced in Serbia in 2001, led to considerable and lasting annual peak load reductions, making the usual, extrapolating forecasting methods dysfunctional.

But while many agree over the effect of the riots on communities and livelihoods, homing in on a specific problem – the economy, cuts to youth services, poverty rates, consumerism – is a much more complex area for public policy makers.

However, the success of DEA in solving a specific problem crucially depends on appropriately choosing trial vector generation strategies (mutation strategies) and their associated control parameter values.

The concept of triangulation in social sciences assumes that the greater the variety of methodologies, data and researchers used in analysing a specific problem the more reliable the final results will be.

A number of studies have looked at consent in a particular setting such as in intensive care [ 8], medical research [ 9], plastic surgery [ 10], interventional radiology [ 11] and paediatric surgery [ 12], or in managing a specific problem such as laparoscopic cholecystectomy [ 13] and emergency abdominal surgery [ 14].

We propose that slowed color processing and color naming in ADHD reflects a specific problem in blue-yellow color perception, which arises from hypo-functioning retinal dopaminergic mechanisms.

From that perspective questions looking into e.g. the necessity of taking legislative action in relation to a specific problem, could also be included in the survey.

Bar-Cohen [23] also defined bio-inspired robotics as medium of learning from nature and extremely complex and efficient biological systems, and mimicking similar mechanisms in order to solve a specific problem in the engineering field.

Technological products are not neutral objects: They have been produced by specific actors, in specific contexts, in order to address a specific problem, which has been framed in such a way that given technologies make sense as solutions.