Sentence examples similar to l dealing with from inspiring English sources

Ling says dealing with naysayers is part of being Chinese.

Many previous works have shown that the mixed l 2/l 1-minimization isuperioror to standard l 1-minimization when dealing with such block-sparse signals [13 15].

Lest we forget we're dealing with damaged goods, Pron makes the novel's very structure as perforated as our man's memory.

Because there are no non-linear functions and hidden neurons in the network, L-ANN is ideal for dealing with linear problems.

In the event, Mr. Lehman fell ill. (He found dealing with H-H-L a great source of stress).

You then discovered the solicitor's bill was around £100 higher than it needed to be after dealing with A&L's errors.

(It's also worth noting that an important part of the costs of dealing with the S. & L. crisis involved paying for lost deposits. So far in this crisis, that problem has been largely averted by encouraging bigger banks to take over failing institutions, and I assume that will continue going forward).

Unlike the L2-gain (H∞) control case, the L∞-gain control problem is dealing with persistent bounded disturbances.

Our findings and the responses to our brief survey reflect the uncertainties involved in dealing with the L&D concept at this early stage.

"Dealing with the Active".

Dealing With Bureaucracy.