Sentence examples for problem in the vicinity from inspiring English sources

However, some discrepancies are found for low porosity values, which were attributed to a smoothing effect of the VAM closure problem in the vicinity of very small apertures.

An appropriate analogy is baseball's "in-the-vicinity" rule.

The vagaries of the lead time strike again, with a  Sunday Times magazine Nick Clegg (above) Q&A going to the printers long before anyone could ask what he knew about Lord Rennard's alleged manual motor control problems in the vicinity of ladies.

This may be due to using the tangent method to the resolution; it sometimes has some convergence problems in the vicinity of the maximum curve.

Numerical results for two-dimensional sound radiation from a radially vibrating infinite cylinder show that the problem encountered in the vicinity of the critical frequencies is not basically an ill-conditioning problem, and that the coefficient matrix does not become singular for a finite number of boundary elements.

These efforts include: curfews for certain criminogenic land uses, increased safety measures and increased police patrol around criminogenic land uses close to stations, increasing the resilience among the residents of a crime-prone neighborhood, and a problem-oriented multi-stakeholder approach to the complex crime problem in the station vicinity.

Another source of inspiration can often be problems that are in the vicinity of the problem that you're working on, assuming that it comes from an exercise section in a book.

Furthermore, in the presence of the large dynamic range for the mixing coefficients, the weighted iterative sampling mitigates problems with convergence in the vicinity of the true parameters (Supporting Information, Section B).

A code was developed for solving online both the "direct" problem (dose field calculation in the vicinity of the bone cement delivered with the preset radionuclide activity) and the "inverse" problem (calculation of the required radionuclide activity to be delivered in a specific localization close to the cement "kernel").

IFF transmitters were fitted to all Army Air Corps and Royal Marine Gazelle and Lynx helicopters, and the problem of operating IFF in the vicinity of Rapier batteries was successfully addressed.

(The museum will actually worsen the problem in its immediate vicinity, near the High Line).