Sentence examples for more the problem of from inspiring English sources

Since the DFT is generally calculated over a short time interval, these lobes have a characteristic bandwidth, which evokes once more the problem of time-frequency resolution.

It's no more the problems of Burma, Malaysia, Indonesia or Thailand.

The monopoly problem, or, more precisely, the problem of the maintenance of competition, does not fit well into the received body of economic thought.

Mr. McCauley says he hopes the project will expand to tackle more than the problem of classified boards.

(For more on the problem of fungibility, see Section 2.1).

This would in fact contribute even more to the problem of peak crowding.

(For more on the problem of implicit commitment, see 1.7 and §2.1) The real problem lies elsewhere.

More importantly, the problem of unexpected passenger flows needs to be solved for the complex system of popular urban transportation.

So even if genetic links allow more comparisons, the problem of non-random allocation to categories of events remains.

Something more profound, or at least more relevant: the problems of management and morale in the modern office.

More difficult is the problem of wasted food.