Sentence examples for problem applications from inspiring English sources
In part, those students most disappointed in the results of their college quests this year were victims of a simple numbers problem: applications at places like Harvard, Columbia and Middlebury are up, but not necessarily the number of seats.
It was shown that the proposed method was as accurate as the literature methods for small scale problems, but performed better for large scale problem applications.
Owing to the importance of the knapsack problem in the academic area and practical applications, developing new algorithms with more promising performance to solve large-scale types of the knapsack problem applications undoubtedly becomes a true challenge.
What makes SVD practical for nonlinear problem applications is that the variation below a particular threshold could be simply ignored to massively reduce data assuring that the main relationships of interest have been preserved.
A more efficient adaptation of the compressive sensing technique to the ocular SDOCT signal and noise properties and its utilization for a variety of inverse problem applications are parts of our ongoing work.
This paper focuses on the benchmark problem application regarding the vibration control of tall buildings under along wind excitation.
When facing a complex and changing problem, application of the set of versatile tools provided by deep physiological understanding remains the appropriate approach.
Sensorineural hearing impairment as assessed by pure tone audiometry, answers of three questions concerning a self-perceived hearing problem, application of the whispered voice test and the score of the Hearing Inventory for the Elderly, Screening Version (HHIE-S).
Despite an attitude on the part of researchers and publishers that microbial genome analysis is a solved problem, application of multiple assembly-to-annotation pipelines to the same data demonstrates that analysis outcomes are heavily dependent on pipeline choice.
Despite the recent problems, applications to the special court have surged in the last decade, for espionage and terrorism investigations.
Apart from methodological problems, application of the chronic stress approach has encountered some conceptual drawbacks.
