Sentence examples for problem casts from inspiring English sources

The fact that Ellsberg spent years working on this kind of problem casts an interesting light on the progression of his views on the Vietnam War.

"It was no problem casting 40 years ago unless you wanted Marilyn Monroe," he said by telephone from Ravello, Italy, where he lives.

The initial formulation will result in a boundary-value problem cast within a two-dimensional domain in the x y plane using the Cartesian coordinates.

This paper proposes a bi level formulation for a coupled microgrid power and reserve capacity planning problem, cast within the jurisdiction of a distribution system operator(DSO).

Our initial formulation will result in a boundary-value problem cast within a two-dimensional domain in the x, y-plane using Cartesian coordinates.

Current manager Manuel Pellegrini was given a one-year contract extension in August, tying him to the club until June 2017, however it's thought the club would have little problem casting aside the Chilean if Guardiola can be persuaded to come.

TV producers have no problem casting 20-somethings as seasoned cops and lawyers.

The optimization problem cast in the paper is non-convex and is converted into a quasi-concave problem by two approximate methods, thus providing a suboptimal solution.

Comesaña (2002) uses this distinction to provide a solution to the new evil demon problem cast in the framework of two-dimensional semantics (Stalnaker 1999).

There is also a famous problem casting doubt on the existence of God: Why, if God is an omniscient, omnipotent, and benevolent being, is there evil in the world?

As far back as 1915 — when Mary Pickford starred in "Madame Butterfly" — producers and directors have had no problem casting white actors and actresses as people of color.