Sentence examples for key problem which from inspiring English sources
How to eliminate the cumulative error introduced due to the integration model error is the key problem which needs to be solved in future.
Britain's Energy and Climate Change Secretary, Chris Huhne, was yesterday handed the job of solving the key problem which threatens the collapse of the UN climate talks in Cancun.
The key problem which needs to be solved during the commercialization process of the organic light emitting diode (OLED) lighting technology is how to improve the efficiency and stability of optoelectronic materials.
Human detection under different conditions of visual surveillance is a key problem which requires prudent decisions.
During the modification, we need to consider the cached key problem, which will be described further in the next section.
"The changes do not address the key problem, which is 99% of the documentaries being made are not released in theaters.
The key problems which are attempted to be resolved concern the differences between the structures of the various entities identified and their specific role in the mechanism of growth.
Several typical structure adsorbent beds had been analyzed, the key problems which should be solved in designing adsorbent bed had been indicated and the constraint conditions of designing adsorbent bed had been generalized.
Reactor plugging and corrosion are the key problems which hinder commercial applications of supercritical water oxidation and gasification, and can be efficiently overcome by preventing salt deposition on internal surface of reactor.
Then the advantage and disadvantage of Darrieus turbine are reviewed and the key problems, which are settled as urgent works in future in order to diffuse the utilization of extra-low head hydropower, are finally suggested.
But a majority of Tunisians decided they wanted the country to remain secular, and they have now entrusted a party with an experienced bench to address the key problems which have developed over the last few years: insecurity, the threat of extremism, inflation and, above all, unemployment.
