Sentence examples for most relevant problems from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses the most relevant problems and solutions devised during the development of this model.

In this paper we firstly resume the most relevant problems in keyboard design, enlightening the related Ergonomics aspects.

This paper addresses the most relevant problems of integrated modeling approaches, including the use of common databases, metainformation, and interface requirements for data exchange.

This article presents an innovative approach to solve one of the most relevant problems related to smart mobility: the reduction of vehicles' travel time.

This chapter explains at first, in detail, the different steps of the algorithm and the most relevant problems to be solved to obtain an efficient optimization tool.

Some of the most relevant problems remaining in the practice include the identification of the principal sources of errors affecting the model predictions, and the identification of effective and computationally feasible methodologies for their quantification.

Our cases probably represent a subpopulation among FM patients, reporting headache as the most relevant problem, though in our opinion the relevance of headache features deserves much attention in FM series, for the large frequency of this symptom [35].

Then we provide ad hoc UML based development methods for some of the most relevant problem frames together with precise guidelines for the users.

Abstractions are generated automatically, using an intensional representation of the planning problem (probabilistic strips rules) to determine the most relevant problem features and optimally solving a reduced problem based on these relevant features.

These preliminary results, showing areas of the volcanic edifice experiencing high deformation, can improve the determination of the sources of deformations, i.e. the most relevant problem in the volcano monitoring.

The most relevant problem of the relaying technique regarding QoS provisioning is the introduction of additional delays to the packet delivery time in the radio interface.