Sentence examples for problem devoted from inspiring English sources

The article describes a complete numerical solution of a recently formulated benchmark problem devoted to the parametric study of Rayleigh Bénard instability in rectangular two- and three-dimensional boxes.

Some are inspired by the calling of service from past leaders, while others simply saw a problem and devoted their life towards solving it.

Almost all papers dealing with measure-perturbed multivalued problems are devoted to the study of only some particular cases of our problem.

Because biological reproduction seemed to pose intractable problems, he devoted a chapter of his book to a consideration of the gene.

After her retirement in 1985, she cared for her husband, who suffered long-term serious health problems and devoted many happy hours at their Pembrokeshire home to her lifelong passion for gardening.

The same may certainly be said of the need for businesses to put cyber-risk on the front burner, stop presuming it is someone else's problem, and devote the resources necessary to seriously and effectively combat the problem.

Leader is alive to the problem; he devotes much of his introduction to it.

The problem with devoting a speech to all this is that it downgrades Gordon Brown's agenda for fairness and social justice.

"Law and Order" solved that problem by devoting its first half-hour to police work, before shifting its focus to the D.A.'s.

In the last two semesters that the course has been offered, we have addressed this problem by devoting the last session of the class to student presentations.

The "problem play"—one devoted to a particular social issue is saved in his hand from the flatness of a sociological treatise by a sense of doom, a pattern of retribution, reminiscent of the ancient Greeks.