Sentence examples for intensification problems from inspiring English sources

The goal of this article is to show the utility of such a method for unit operation (for example) pre-design but also to propose several evolutions for CBR through a domain as complex as the chemical engineering is (because of its interactions, non-linearity, intensification problems…).

The intensification of problems with pain was observed in women, as well as people suffering from movement disorders, cancer, or who had suffered from their diseases for longer periods.

In chronically ill patients, the presence and intensification of problems in different areas of life mainly related to the performance of housework, organization of leisure time, and cultivating interests.

A girl's depression might be caused by loneliness, which could have been ignored, and thus lead to an intensification of internalizing problems.

New and emerging challenges include the further intensification of earlier problems calling for more urgent responses.

Too much negativity may lead to an intensification of your problems because you expect things to go wrong.

At intensification of external problem the heat features inwardly RHP grow worsens.

This helped disguise the decline in the group's share of national original income from 30% to 22%.Today the government crows about the failings of past administrations while presiding over an intensification of the same problems.

In the context of multi-objective optimization the usual preoccupations still matter (e.g. diversification and intensification), but the meta-problem we want to tackle is, given a multi-objective optimization problem, to provide a good non-dominated front (and not only a good solution).

In Vunduzi, land limitation was a major problem and intensification through legumes is amongst the few feasible options to increase both production and productivity.

Yet these same Calgarians embraced a geeky, Harvard-educated former McKinsey consultant, who keeps magazines like IFR and The Banker in his foyer and loves technocratic solutions to urban problems like "spot intensification" and containing sprawl by charging developers more to build on the outskirts of town.