Sentence examples for involved the problem of from inspiring English sources

The central issue involved the problem of diagnosis: psychiatrists couldn't seem to agree on who was sick and what ailed them.

To complete the distinction, Mr. Justice Murphy with his usual discernment added, 'None of the cases involved the problem of rights to subsurface oil and minerals.' Id., 315 U.S. 278, 62 S.Ct.

As the innovation in China enters efficiency innovation stage where faster and cheaper means less people involved, the problem of sustainable job creation in China will become the main issue.

If there were only two bodies involved, the problem of dual-career couples would also be relatively simple.

An interesting puzzle involves the problem of the three wells.

This involves the problem of a dynamic optimal control of distribution systems.

Bluie's life and his passing came to involve the problem of consciousness and the plotline of Hitchcock's "Vertigo".

The real-time control of multifingered grasp involves the problem of the force distribution which is usually underdetermined.

Anna discovers that, beyond power and freedom and sex, the problems of codes and money most profoundly involve the problem of trust.

The first involves the problem of classification, and it is, to be fair, a bright spot on the president's record.

Classical methods of static optimization also involve the problem of extremum seeking in the presence of equality constraints imposed on certain original variables.