This overhead can be further reduced in practice (especially for cases similar to our wideband sensing experimentation where the total number of examined frequency bins,, is extremely large) by leveraging problem-specific observations, such as from Figure 5.
Compounding the leverage problem was the vogue for mutual funds, known then as investment trusts.
That was the first time that Enron had admitted it had a leverage problem, and it came only after the brutal reality had become apparent to many others.
When President Bush argues that "we will not lose our nerve" in Iraq, he runs the danger of falling into what Leslie H. Gelb and Richard K. Betts in their book, "The Irony of Vietnam: The System Worked," called the "stakes vs. leverage" problem.
Spain, for instance, as a country might not have the "leverage" problem on the same scale as Italy, but the markets have focused on the debts of the private sector and the fact that much of its growth in the recent past has been generated by the construction sector.
Knowledge-intensive evolutionary algorithms (EA) and knowledge-driven optimization algorithms that leverage problem- or domain-specific knowledge have been shown to discover high-quality solutions with fewer function evaluations than knowledge-independent EAs.
Leveraging existing problems could better protect and support homeless students, the authors of the report say.
Many politicians seem less interested in coming up with ways to fix Medicare than in how they might leverage the problem for their next political campaign.
Lloyd founded Bypass in 2010 to address these two problems, leveraging a software-centric, SaaS approach to help enterprise merchants upgrade and simplify their payment solutions.
Rather than chase secondary investments in deals it's already lost like other firms, Morgenthaler is hoping the new edition of Mark Goines as a partner will help bring in more Evernotes: Companies solving a hard productivity or transactional problems, leveraging the mobile Web.
