Sentence examples for makes the problem in from inspiring English sources

This assumption makes the problem in Eq. (7) linear, and it is also very useful in avoiding instabilities due to nonlinearity.

The president's plan to eliminate taxes on stock dividends will only make the problem in the statehouses worse, Mr. Locke said.

But Mr. Debrowski's remark at the meeting that the recalls were "overly inclusive" was also controversial because it implied that Mattel was admitting that it had made the problem in China look larger than was actually the case.

To make the problem in Equation 10 tractable, we consider a suboptimal solution by breaking the problem into two steps: subcarrier allocation and power allocation.

Similar to source phase, to make the problem in (12) tractable, we relax the constraint on ϕ g,i so that it takes a real value in [0, 1].

But I also see a lot of Americans who think, We made the problem in the third world so we have to solve it.

The most recent Supreme Court decision to release nearly 40,000 inmates will only make the problem in a city like Costa Mesa worse.

"The fact that so much more of our lives can be recorded and monitored in cyberspace makes the problem greater in degree and scope".

The deflection of the beam is due to both bending and torsion, which makes the problem coupled in nature.

We propose a biologically meaningful restriction that makes the problem solvable in polynomial time.

But the case of an undocumented Filipino fisherman, which came to the attention of the Irish authorities only by chance last month, has made the problems in the sector impossible to ignore.