Sentence examples for main problems arise from inspiring English sources

At least two main problems arise, however.

The main problems arise from the confrontation of Bolzano's definition with his examples.

The main problems arise in the synchronization of the messages exchanged by the components.

Two main problems arise for noncausal accounts of free will; both are problems, in the first instance, for noncausal accounts of intentional action.

The main problems arise from the fact that the application of nanofluids as coolants is a novel practise with no established physical foundations explaining the observed anomalous heat transfer characteristics.

The main problems arise from the systematic failure to comply with the Environmental Reclamation laws in force, the weakness of judicial supervisions and the lack of specific sanctions to be applied in the event of non-compliance.

The article deals with the main problems arising during the sustainable renovation process and energy refurbishment of historical architecture.

Consequently, when configuring an ad-hoc network, one of the main problems arising deals with the generation of a unique IP address.

The main problems arisen during supervision were that subjects had difficulties in discriminating breathy/whispery voices from the aspirated consonant /h/ and from lengthened fricatives /s/ and /sh/.

One of the main problems arising is the description of the static and dynamic behaviour of conflict partners or systems in form of mathematical methods.

This chapter deals with the design concepts of power supply systems (PSSs) for energising the magnet systems of tokamaks, as well as with the main problems arising in the course of their development and the approaches to solutions of these problems.