Sentence examples for intractable energy from inspiring English sources

This approach is further generalized to solve the more intractable energy efficiency optimization problem.

This approach is also generalized to tackle the more intractable energy-efficient coordinated beamforming problem.

Yet, he said, the search for understanding could help resolve the intractable problem of energy shortages on Earth.

Packer has brought to these intractable questions the energy of a humane novel that possesses, at its center, a searching emotional generosity.

Instead of knee-jerk political reactions to the oil spill, the Greens need to understand the deep, intractable problems of energy transition.

Although several attempts have been made to address the intractable problems, designing an energy-efficient authenticated key agreement protocol for SIP-based green VoIP networks is still a challenging task.

Nowhere is this shortcoming more evident than in China, which has daunting energy needs and intractable pollution problems from coal.

For the computational convenience and intractable of the negative-free energy, we assume a factorized q, i.e., q = ∏ k q k ( φ k ), which has same form as employed in p(Φ|X, γ).

She brings a clear analysis and thoughtful energy to seemingly intractable political quagmires.

We conclude that an energy-only market design, barriers to exit for incumbent plants, and time inconsistency of policy has resulted in investment in new renewable energy projects becoming largely intractable.

BBC World Service East Asia editor Charles Scanlon says the confrontation over the small chain of uninhabited islands is made more intractable by conflicting claims for potentially rich energy resources on the sea bed.