Sentence examples for localizing problems from inspiring English sources

"The tool that we have is really great at localizing problems when you really don't know quite where you're looking," said Jeff Kash, an I.B.M. researcher who is one of the inventors of PICA.

Many researches [5 9] have addressed the navigation and localizing problems in human environment.

Sometimes, alternative strategies can completely solve these localized problems.

"When you say 90 percent, it looks great," she said, but broad figures can mask localized problems.

Moreover, conservation works are primarily focused on aesthetic aspects or on solving localized problems.

Localized problems with soil properties were found that could be solved with simple geographically restricted amendment treatments.

But for two years the violence in Cairo had always been highly localized — problems usually occurred around Tahrir, while life went on as usual in the rest of the city.

It is preparing a localized manifesto for each of Delhi's 70 assembly seats and intends to promise a focus on solving localized problems.

The impact of the American rescue culture and the acceptability of failure, the development of international insolvency laws within the European Union and localized problems inherent in current insolvency practice provided the impetus for legal reform.

This allows to reproduce network errors and localize problems.

As a consequence, localized problems do not command the solutions or resources that they should.