Sentence examples similar to preserving problem from inspiring English sources
In Dr. Edelman's view, government programs to alleviate injustices often serve mainly to allay public concern while creating a bureaucracy with a vested interest in preserving the problem it is supposed to solve.
The key ingredient of our method is the use of an objective reduction algorithm that allows identifying redundant objectives that can be omitted while still preserving the problem structure to the extent possible.
He declared, "I believe it's more important to solve a problem than to preserve that problem to use on a campaign.
Our method allows identifying in a systematic manner key LCA metrics that preserve the problem structure.
We introduce a constrained nonlinear programming framework of controlled (as opposed to recovered) infeasibility for physically valid solutions while preserving the original problem and variable space.
Wiener models may be incorporated into model predictive control (MPC) schemes in a unique way which effectively removes the nonlinearity from the control problem, preserving many of the favorable properties of linear MPC.
The present study investigated whether this effect of the teaching format is preserved when problem-based learning is transferred to a virtual environment.
These protocols used disguising matrix to tackle privacy-preserving problem.
Given an initial polygonization of an isosurface, we first eliminate these apparent staircases based on a context-aware Laplace filter, and then solve the morphology-preserving problem of anatomical structures as an optimization of the local spatial quadrics (LSQ) of fitted Bézier surfaces during mesh evolution.
The system, Wadsworth says, is already inherently unfair, often providing a platform for unsubstantiated gripes or preserving complaints about problems that have long since been addressed.
Steiner may still be a problem for some people, but as a critic, he efficiently offered one double-sided solution to the problem of preserving your attachment to culture after the long leisureliness of college.
