The phrase "kernel of the problem" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to the essential or basic part of a larger problem. For example, "Let's try to get to the kernel of the problem and figure out a solution."
If anyone is going to tell us the kernel of the problem then Lord Stevens will". Scudamore also deflects Alan Curbishley's comment that a Premiership chairman is known as Father Christmas when it comes to dealing with agents - but his derisory chuckle is loudest when told that most people feel disenchanted with the brazen wealth and dubious antics of some Premiership players.
When considering why this particular population may be vulnerable to heart disease, Stewart (1950) postulates that "these people are exposed to a particular form of stress" (p. 1105) and suggests that the "selectivity of the pathological change is the kernel of the problem" (p. 1105).
Expenditures vastly exceeding fiscal receipts and an inefficient public administration are rightly seen as the kernel of the problem, and Greece has been pushed to restore fiscal balance.
What I would like him to do, once he defines the kernel of the problem, is to get up and go through the rest of the day.
"The State Troopers do checks out on the highway and these boys drive by blowing smoke out their windows," says Menzo. "The kernel of the problem," Menzo explained, "is that the majority of the houses are occupied by single mothers".
These schemes include reducing the kernel to the problem of solving a generalized Sylvester equation [ 24], using the conjugate gradient methods to solve the kernel and implementing a fixed-point iteration method to speed up the computation time [ 25].
Let 0 ≤ β ≤ α and let P ( x, y ) = 1 ω n 1 − | x | 2 | x − y | n be the Poisson kernel of the Dirichlet problem, and ω n the area of the unit sphere.
A further, this time smaller, alternative layer that contains only the kernel of the scientific problem (as perceived by the present author, which may or may not correspond to the perception of the original [25] authors) has been added here, and again four key measurement annotations made, together with selected bonds highlighted in a different colour.
Remark Since the s-numbers of convolution operator A coincide with the modules of the Fourier coefficients of the kernel K, the problem of estimating the s-numbers of "transformed" operator A f can be reduced to the study of the following inequality ? a * b ?
The equation brought security for Jewish Israelis, but emptied hundreds of Palestinian villages and towns of 700,000 inhabitants - the kernel of the Palestinian refugee problem today.
A crucial ingredient of the proof is developing an approach to separate the higher order linear effect and the boundary nonlinear effect so that the kernels of the nonlinear problem are captured.
