Sentence examples for large problems as from inspiring English sources

With polynomial time complexity, NSA+ can be used to solve very large problems, as verified in our experiments.

Its parallel implementation is based upon a simple domain decomposition strategy which makes it efficient to solve large problems as those imposed by planetary scales.

On the other hand, algebraic techniques can be effective in handling large problems as they can be conveniently carried out using spreadsheets or calculators.

Computational experiments on problems with up to 25 million variables reveal that the GPU-accelerated versions are extremely efficient in solving large problems, as compared to their CPU counterparts.

It's also a means of noting that your problems are not all that important relative to the world's larger problems, as in "they didn't have the dress in my size.

That this announcement even qualifies as a milestone is indicative of a larger problem as far as gender equality within the armed forces is concerned.

The review was somewhat critical of the modification's graphical user interfaces which "[occasionally]" had a "home-made" feel to them, as well as its lack of accessibility and steep learning curve, although it adds that the second point is not a large problem as the modification is largely a "master's challenge for accomplished Rome players".

And the move to the new "lightning-fast" format is a large problem as well, at least in my book.

This is generally not a large problem, as research has show that self-reported smoking is normally an accurate measure for adults (Patrick et al. 1994).

This was a large problem as we viewed attendance as an absolute requirement for proper training and to ensure that the members were properly representing their villages during meetings.

I am sure the authors are investigating applications of their approach to larger problems, as alluded in their title - which unfortunately is somewhat misleading: without the terms 'diagnosis' and 'therapy', this would have been a fine, technical report on an exciting subject.