Sentence examples for issues in existing from inspiring English sources
Other than the issues in existing technology, many other issues on developing technology need to be addressed.
The role of FDD in AFTCS, the applicability, suitability and issues in existing FDD approaches for AFTCS are examined and outlined.
Especially if growth is rapid, top-level managers will be pressed continually to decide on capital acquisitions and deployment, and to relinquish some authority over operational issues in existing plants.
Providing immediate funding to address quality and stability issues in existing full day kindergarten and childcare programs serving infants, toddlers and school-age children.
The Open letter (2007) to the Ontario Government called for: Providing immediate funding to address quality and stability issues in existing full day kindergarten and childcare programs serving infants, toddlers and school-age children.
NAViGaTOR builds upon these earlier efforts, addressing known issues in existing software.
The buildup of uncaptured fly ash particles from wet flue gas desulfurization (WFGD) system in post-combustion CO2 capture processes is an important issue in existing coal-fired power plants.
Teachers did not see student authentication as a major issue in existing assessments as the risk of impersonation was felt to be well controlled, but it acquires a much greater significance with the increased use of e-assessment, and in supporting the secure use of a wider range of types of assessment.
Other issues addressed in existing works include preventing cheating [20, 21] and collusion [19].
Prakash et al. ([Prakash et al. 2008]) proposed a special immune algorithm (IA) named 'modified immune algorithm.' This method is capable of learning and memory acquisition, improves some issues inherent in existing IAs, and proposes a more effective IA with reduced memory requirements and reduced computational complexity.
This paper outlines the danger of conceptual confusion and the methodological issues in the existing literature.
