Sentence examples for problem indexed from inspiring English sources

Let (( p_{e}^{prime } )) be a deterministic (i.e., single-scenario) minimization problem, indexed by the scenario index e.

It is shown that the Carathéodory (resp., Carathéodory Fejér) problem has a solution if and only if the non-commutative polynomial with given operator coefficients (the data of the problem indexed by an admissible set Λ) takes operator values with positive semidefinite real part (resp., contractive operator values) on N-tuples of Λ-jointly nilpotent contractive n×n matrices, for all n∈N.

The problem of indexed data broadcast is to schedule the data items interleaved with certain indexing information in the broadcast so as to minimize simultaneously the mean access time and the mean tuning time.

Conduct problems were classified on two dimensions: (1) the presence of conduct problems was indexed as either '0' for 'normal range' or '1' for borderline or abnormal conduct problems (2) the second dimension labelled 'borderline/abnormal', distinguished individuals in the borderline and abnormal range for conduct problems.

Further complexity is added to these searches of general databases by having to use a phrase covering the many ways mental health problems are indexed, as well as one for the many country's names in title, abstract, and address fields.

A jump in the real interest rate presents a big problem for inflation indexed bond holders because neither their par value nor interest income will increase because there is no inflation adjustment.

The dual problem of a four-indexed formulation is considered and a heuristic method, based on a dual-ascent technique, is designed.

In this paper we study the indexed data broadcast problem in its full generality and design a broadcast scheme that achieves a mean access time of at most (1.5+ε) times the optimal and a mean tuning time bounded by O log n).

The true remedy to this problem is a fair minimum wage, indexed to the real cost of living.

Given the conceptualisation of callous unemotional traits as being in part because of an inability to emotionally resonate with others, our finding of increased callous unemotional traits being associated with difficulties in interpersonal functioning (as indexed by increased peer problems and a decrease in prosocial behaviour) was expected, and is in line with previous research.

Uneven read distribution between indexed libraries is a common problem with increasing degree of multiplexing, raising high requirements on concentration determination.