Sentence examples for interest in problems from inspiring English sources
Naval duties sparked his interest in problems of navigation, torpedo mechanisms, and communication over long distances.
Queen Victoria's jubilees in 1887 and 1897 involved both imperial pageantry and imperial conferences, but, between 1896 and 1902, public interest in problems of empire was intensified not so much by pageantry as by crisis.
Kolmogorov's interest in problems of turbulence in fluids (turbulent flow) arose in the late 1930s, when he realized that the recently developed stochastic field theory would be relevant to these problems.
He did brilliant work at Brown, manifesting great interest in problems of politics, education, and social reform; his valedictory address, on the gradual advancement of the human race in dignity and happiness, was a model of humanitarian optimism, offering a way in which education, philanthropy, and republicanism could combine to allay the wants and shortcomings that beset mankind.
These results are of interest in problems where phase percolation, connectivity inversions or co-continuity are implied.
Medieval scholastic philosophers had little interest in problems of epistemology, though some of them protested against the intrusion of Aristotelian rationalism into Christian philosophy and theology.
Nicholl makes a strong case for how Shakespeare's growing interest in problem comedy in the early years of King James's reign coincided with his time on Silver Street.
Interest in Problem-Based Learning (PBL) within nurse education has increased internationally in recent years.
Online clinical trial is an emergent design that could be of particular interest in problem gamblers, due to poor access to health care system.
The physical interest in Problem I lies in the propagation of nonlinear acoustic waves in a rarefied gas, whereas that in Problem II in the decay rate of the oscillation of the plate.
