Sentence examples for measure problem from inspiring English sources

But by generically predicting that space isn't just big, but truly infinite, inflation has also brought about the so-called measure problem, which I view as the greatest crisis facing modern physics.

If we similarly retire the idea that space itself is an infinitely stretchy continuum, then a big snap of sorts stops inflation from producing an infinitely big space, and the measure problem goes away.

The most famous large cardinals, called measurable, were discovered by Stanisław Ulam in 1930 as a result of his solution to the Measure Problem.

Among other famous mathematical problems that have been shown undecidable in ZFC thanks to the forcing technique, especially using iterated forcing and sometimes combined with large cardinals, we may mention the Measure Problem and the Borel Conjecture in measure theory, Kaplansky's Conjecture on Banach algebras, and Whitehead's Problem in group theory.

Improving the state of functional brain imaging will depend on understanding how the dependent measure of brain imaging differs from behavioral dependent measures (the "dependent measure problem") and how the activation of the motor system may be confounded with non-motor aspects of processing in certain experimental designs (the "motor output problem").

Here, we recall the definition of general homogeneous Besov spaces (dot{B}^{s}_{p,r}) and introduce the hybrid-Besov space (dot{B}^{sigma,beta}_{2,p}) and the Chemin-Lerner-type spaces (tilde {L}_{T}^{delta}(0,infty; dot{B}^{sigma,beta}_{2,p}(mathbb {R}^{3}))), which are made to measure problem (1.2). ([35]).

They will also need to raise standards and replace weak, fill-in-the-bubble tests with sophisticated examinations that better measure problem-solving and critical thinking.

Right now, educators are just beginning to think about how to develop and measure problem-solving, communication and the other so-called soft skills that the new marketplace requires, and adjust the school curriculum accordingly.

While students have shown steady and significant improvement in the 1990's on a new math test designed to measure problem-solving techniques and geometry, the study shows, they have posted smaller gains on a more traditional examination that emphasizes arithmetic, fractions, decimals and percentages.

Some of these tests even try to measure problem-solving ability and determine whether you have the potential to supervise others.

A structured task designed to measure problem-solving flexibility was found to relate to a subset of a teacher rating system that included several aspects of approaches to learning; it predicted achievement both concurrently and 1 year later in a sample of 158 kindergarteners.