Sentence examples for more particular problem from inspiring English sources

But there was another, more particular, problem with the timing of the white paper when it appeared last month.

Here, a more particular problem is studied.

More precisely, the particular problem of estimating a complex signal in additive complex white noise is solved in [27] or [28] through an improper version of the Karhunen-Loève expansion.

This is a particular problem as more and more women with children are joining the workforce and are contributing significant portions of their household incomes.

Text, voice and image-recognition technology, for example, can be used to determine that some data is more relevant to a particular problem than others.

Today the divide is more about whether a particular problem is a problem at all.

He said given that today's generation of junior doctors wanted to work more flexibly and have more control over their lives, "it seemed to me that the way the conversation was going … I was really worried that it was less to do with the issues around that particular problem and more to do with a general idea that somehow we needed to put the junior doctors in their place".

When a universal frequency reuse is employed, this particular problem becomes more serious for OFDMA.

It is a particular problem in more affluent countries, with sleep experts linking it to the use of mobile phones and computers in bedrooms late at night.

Moreover, to know which algorithm is more suitable to solve a particular problem is a question that needs to be answered by means of experimental results.

I think the less explicitly political fiction is, the less it's aimed at some particular problem, the more effective it may be.