Sentence examples for involving a problem from inspiring English sources

To evaluate our approach, we have carried out two case studies, one involving a problem with static workload (Gravitational N-Body Problem), and another involving a problem with dynamic workload (Adaptive Quadrature).

The original story by Michael Halperin contained a different subplot involving a problem with the dilithium in the warp drive of the Enterprise.

Pelecanos is a restless talent, but his books share a goal in common, which is to offer "a good story told with clean, efficient writing, a plot involving a problem to be solved or surmounted, and everyday characters the reader could relate to".

Studies have shown that learning objects that provide educational alternatives for reasoning involving a problem solving situation (i.e. considering the student's prior knowledge and cognitive architecture) are more appropriate for learning [ 19- 23].

Deciding the extent to which there has actually been any secularization of myth involves a problem of definition.

The difference may be that early-onset Alzheimer's involves an overproduction of amyloid, while late onset involves a problem clearing amyloid from the brain.

The 2004 recall (PDF) involved a problem with the accelerator cable on 470,000 Escapes and 121,000 Tributes from the 2002-4 model years.

Sensorineural hearing loss involves a problem with either the sensory transducer cells in the cochlea or, less commonly, the neural pathway to the brain.

The report about the acquisition of the F.B.I. files, which is to be filed with the court within a matter of weeks, if not days, involves a problem that first surfaced in 1996.

"The commission wants real, solid evidence of harm to consumers and wants to be confident that any case it opens involves a problem it can actually solve," he said.

The overall message involves a problem facing young girls: that confidence plummets during puberty and often never recovers.