Sentence examples for phenomenon of the problem from inspiring English sources

In Section 4, we describe the concentration phenomenon of the problem and characterize the critical points at infinity associated with (1.1).

Such expansions will be useful for the construction of a suitable pseudo-gradient which allows us to describe the concentration phenomenon of the problem and identify the critical points at infinity.

The centres were launched partly due to the Legal Services Research Centre's 2006 influential Causes of Action paper, which highlighted the phenomenon of "problem clusters" – problems tend to be experienced "simultaneously or in sequence by the same person".

Zhikov [22] gave some examples of Lavrentiev's phenomenon for the problems with variable exponents.

This phenomenon poses the problem of the significance of the genomic sequences of rickettsiae passaged many times in cell culture prior to sequencing, such as R. prowazekii or R. conorii.

This phenomenon compounds the problem of relatively high rates of iodine and vitamin A micronutrient deficiencies found in impoverished mountain communities.

Recently, some papers began to consider the blow-up phenomena of these problems under the Robin boundary conditions (see [11 14]).

The asymptotic behavior and blow up phenomenon of the solution for the problem were discussed under certain conditions.

The creation of homogeneous populations in education and the workforce due to this phenomenon is the crux of the problem today as it relates to limited opportunities for women and people of color.

Although a well recognized phenomenon, the real magnitude of the problem of severe anthracycline-induced cardiac toxicity is still a matter of debate.

In Fighting King Coal, Bell presents an innovative approach to a surprisingly undertheorized phenomenon: the problem of inaction in the face of social injustice and oppression.