Sentence examples for problem for products from inspiring English sources

Stoyanov et al. (2014) and Lin and Stoyanov (2015) investigated the moment problem for products of i.i.d.i.d

Finally, we review the most recent moment problem for products of independent random variables with different distributions, which occur naturally in stochastic modelling of complex random phenomena.

Finally, in Section 6 we review the most recent results about the moment problem for products of independent random variables with different distributions.

While they have shown no restraint in using their 17,000+ patents to go after competition— often Google or their partners — Google buying patents that Microsoft has been fairly licensing and using for years could potentially be a huge problem for products both new and old.

While they have shown no restraint in using their 17,000+ patents to go after competition— often Google or their partners — Google buying patents that Microsoft has been fairly licensing and using for years could potentially be a huge problem for products both new and old.

In this paper, we discuss the concurrent engineering problem for product families and assembly systems.

An additional problem for product liability insurance is that the courts have tended to award damages even in cases where the product was willfully misused.

Another side of isoperimetric inequalities is presented in [44]: namely, the isoperimetric problem for product probability measures is investigated there.

In the case where symbols have Lipschitz continuous extensions to the boundary, we solve the zero-product problem for multiple products with the number of factors depending on the dimension n of the underlying space; the number of factors is n+3.

Another problem for these products is that "sun" has become a bit of a dirty word — what with its causing skin cancer and all — so a deep tan could be perceived as vaguely dangerous (despite what you may have seen on "Jersey Shore").

Hiassat and Diabat (2011) presented a location routing inventory problem for deteriorating products.