Sentence examples for problem in combination from inspiring English sources

The numerical approach involves the solution of a boundary value problem in combination with a decomposition method of scattered wavefields.

The multi-scale and multi-physics nature of the problem in combination with the significant complexity of the geometries involved renders the application of the common-practice computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods impractical.

A continuum approach of the shape design sensitivity analysis (SDSA) is applied to the fracture mechanics problem in combination with the field decomposition technique to obtain separate estimates of the discretization error for each mode.

In addition, the simplest model can also be mapped into the multi-knapsack problem, in combination with dynamic programming using the mathematical model we have mentioned before.

However, both the excitation and emission peaks are rather broad (400-550 nm and 500-650 nmakingking spectral overlap a significant problem in combination with dyes in the FITC/Cy2/Alexa 488 or Rhodamine/Cy3/Alexa 555 channels.

This enables the solution of quasi-periodically forced non-linear flow problems, in combination with complex fluid models based on accurate equations of state.

And now, some researchers and doctors are looking again at how inconsistent, overly permissive or uncertain child-rearing styles might worsen children's problems, and how certain therapies might help resolve those problems, in combination with drug therapy or without drugs.

The statement continued: "We are investigating whether the suspect acted solely from a terrorist motive, or whether his actions came out of personal problems in combination with a radicalised ideology". Tanis will face a judge on Friday and will also undergo psychological examination.

These examples show that the application of a systematic approach that was thoroughly developed and tested by solving hundreds of problems in combination with new fast and accurate algorithms of NMR spectrum prediction gives correct solutions very quickly and without the application of cumbersome and time-consuming quantum-mechanical methods.

These youth, ranging in age from 5 to 18 years, become admitted when experiencing severe psychiatric problems in combination with impaired personal, family and/or school functioning.

With the progress of surgical technique, able to skillfully handle intraoperative and postoperative complications, more and more doctors tend to solve the two problems in combination.