Sentence examples for mentioned problems in from inspiring English sources
However, LR does not always resolve the previously mentioned problems; in some countries, it is a "dead word" in legislation.
Controlling the mentioned problems in water alternating gas injection, addition of foam (surfactants) in brine water is more efficient.
Based on an existing hierarchical architecture, we present a novel technique that can deal with all the mentioned problems in multiple tracking targets.
It is possible to use other orthogonal polynomials, say Legendre polynomials, or Jacobi polynomials to solve the mentioned problems in this article.
To overcome the mentioned problems, in this study, we introduce a new fully automatic and reproducible STE-MR segmentation approach exploiting level-set in a clustering-based intensity inhomogeneity correction framework to reliably delineate bone from soft tissue and air.
Meanwhile, the mentioned problems in Iran's wind power pricing method make the purchase prices extremely unrealistic (about half of world's average), discourage private investment in this sector, and thereby impedes the realization of vast wind power potentials of this country.
This paper investigates the analysis of the above mentioned problem in which two following main contributions are proposed.
When approaching the mentioned problem in these graphs, we realized that each of them could be redefined as a compound graph, the main graph being the underlying graph of a certain iterated line digraph.
Thus, a novel algorithm is proposed to solve the above mentioned problem in this paper, namely, individually determining the darkest points of the dark fringes and the brightest points of the bright fringes, and fitting these discrete points as close curves through the Bezier curve theory.
In previous studies, fall or collapse has been reported as the first mentioned problem in 26%, 20 and as the main problem in 21%, in the emergency calls of patients with stroke.
Aside from mentioning "problems" in Iraq, he did not push for a change of course.
