Sentence examples for problem in the sense of from inspiring English sources

It is the area of the world that has the biggest problem in the sense of numbers.

On the other hand, there is a closely related maximization problem in the space of divergence-free bounded vector fields, namely the dual problem in the sense of convex analysis.

"Antitrust law is now, and I think quite appropriately, focused on identifying where there might exist a particular competition problem in the sense of the creation of economic power in certain markets.

One can understand this problem in the sense of Il'in [19].

Then there exists at least a weak solution for the problem in the sense of Definition  3.1.

Until now, we already stated that our regularized problem is a well-posed problem in the sense of Hadamard.

At the bifurcation, the corresponding stationary boundary-value problem enters the class of ill-posed problems in the sense of Agmon, Douglis and Nirenberg.

Increase of student numbers by higher education institution in post-secondary educational institutions causes various problems in the sense of teacher and learner.

Centre is a position giving England problems in the sense of whom to pick, both as individuals and combinations, rather than a lack of options, so if Stephenson is to have his time it will be later rather than sooner.

The applications of these problems are mixed problems in the sense of Ladyzenskaya [16].

We show that most of problems (in the sense of Baire category) are essential and, for any problem, there exists at least one essential component of its solution set.