Sentence examples for principal problems with from inspiring English sources

As a first contribution of the present paper, we identified three principal problems with current filling-in architectures, which hamper the goal of having such a unified architecture.

In a class of informed principal problems with common values, we define iteratively a particular allocation which we call the assured allocation.

One of the principal problems with introducing the experimental parameters in the theoretical model is the process of aligning the parameters with different units (namely, Watts and seconds), used in Equations 1 and 2. The first and second terms represent the transmission (jamming) reward and penalty, which may be defined arbitrarily.

The principal problems with the use of anaesthetics in birds are related to physiological, anatomical, and metabolic differences in birds compared with mammals, the lack of studies in this field, and the large spectrum of species that remain to be found.

The principal problem with Scarlett's home-made gown is its weight.

The principal problem with such studies, Mr. Lindert writes, is that they are simulations of a highly simplified world.

But it did virtually nothing to address the principal problem with American elections — which is that the states, not the federal government, run the shows.

This is the principal problem with a system of support that is based on historical data - it does not reflect current reality.

Your editorial "The Labor Agenda" (Dec. 29) does not discuss the principal problem with the card signature approach to unionization: the elimination of the secret ballot.

The principal problem with Iraqi-only trials is that, without some international involvement, they may have little credibility either in Iraq or in the outside world.

But the principal problem with many Web sites is that their designers were neither rigorous nor imaginative enough in planning the way we will navigate them.