Sentence examples for problem derived from the from inspiring English sources

"There's major refining overcapacity in the O.E.C.D. countries, a problem derived from the economic downturn and the significant decline in demand," said Ricardo Crespo, a refining analyst at the I.E.A. in Paris.

The manuscript offers a methodology to solve the local problem derived from the homogenization technique, considering composite materials with generalized periodicity and imperfect spring contact at the interface.

The undamped natural vibrations of a constrained linear structure are calculated by solving a generalized eigenvalue problem derived from the equations of motion for the constrained system involving Lagrangian multipliers.

This paper addresses a real-life public patient transportation problem derived from the Hong Kong Hospital Authority (HKHA), which provides ambulance transportation services for disabled and elderly patients from one location to another.

The undamped natural vibrations of a constrained linear structure are given by the solutions to a generalized eigenvalue problem derived from the equations of motion for the constrained system involving Lagrangian multipliers.

Combined with the shooting problem derived from the PMP, a continuation method consists in deforming the problem into a simpler one (that can be easily solved) and then solving a series of shooting problems step by step to come back to the original problem.

One problem derived from this fact is that the definitions of the error catastrophe, and of the error threshold, change from paper to paper [ 13, 14, 16].

Another problem derives from the fact that local authorities regard themselves as atomic units.

The enormousness of the African AIDS orphan problem derives from the fact that even more African women than men are infected with H.I.V. Elsewhere, more men than women have AIDS because transmission is primarily by high-risk groups like gay men and injecting drug users.

The problem derives from the fact that Hesse's condition is applied to the analogy relation independently of the use to which that relation is put.

The problem derives from the difficulty in distinguishing two overlapping nucleosomes from the 'fuzzy' case.