Sentence examples for overview of problem from inspiring English sources

Section 3 introduces the synchronous X-MAC protocol, through overview of problem definition of hidden terminal and analyzing power consumption, delay, and network throughput.

Lewis (1973) contains a brief but clear and forceful overview of problems with regularity theories.

This chapter provides an overview of problems encountered and procedures applied to estimate the electromagnetic field excited by antennas located in a built-up environment.

Another architectural department educationalist, Nakapan (2015) from Rangsit University, Thailand, has recently presented an overview of problems encountered and typical misconceptions about BIM curricula, based on experience from implementation of one from 2010 to 2015 taken by their first year architecture students.

Lynk [ 10] presents a comprehensive overview of problems which causes financial risks for hospitals.

The number of items in the instruments ranged from nine in the Impact of Weight Loss Scale to 177 in the HIV Overview of Problems-Evaluation System (HOPES).

The computerized interRAI LTCF produces an easy and direct overview of problems in 18 areas that may need specific care planning.

This exercise resulted in a (non-exhaustive) overview of problems encountered in public health monitoring, and of major differences between national data protection systems regarding possibilities for using person identifiable health data for public health purposes.

See the entry on the problem of the many for a far more detailed overview of the problem and candidate solutions.

This article provides an overview of the problem of genetic susceptibility to childhood cancer with a particular emphasis on problems with ascertaining inherited cancer risk and the role of tumor-suppressor gene mutations in cancer predispositions.

It should be noted that the general problem of repetition in all grades is still undertaken by the study in its general overview of the problem and in the examination of province-wide reported data, but not as a matter of original field-based empirical inquiry.