Sentence examples for problem indicates that from inspiring English sources

A theoretical treatment of this problem indicates that, providing the slope of the current-potential relation for the electrode reaction is small, a satisfactory correction for these co-conduction effects may be applied.

"The scale of the problem indicates that the government's counter-radicalisation programmes are not working".

Numerical analysis of the problem indicates that with higher value of the cooling parameter β multiplicity is suppressed.

The numerical calculation of the mode-I plane problem indicates that the DSIFs may be retarded or accelerated by specifying different combinations of material parameters.

Extensive numerical testing on the resonance problem and on the bound states problem indicates that this new method is generally more efficient than other previously developed finite difference methods.

Numerical analysis of the cylindrical elastic wave radiation problem indicates that the proposed transmitting boundaries with the order N=3 for cylindrical P and SV waves and with the order N=4 for cylindrical SH wave have very high accuracy, even when the artificial boundary at wave source.

The results of double-objective optimization problem indicate that in different climates, even though the total building electricity consumption increases a bit about 2.9 11.3%, the PPD significantly decreases about 49.1 56.8% compared to the baseline model.

Applications of the proposed design procedure to a benchmark example from the literature and to a pattern recognition problem indicate that it may improve the effectiveness of the existing methods.

This chapter concludes by providing an overview of the problem, indicating that an integrated approach of both deterministic and stochastic techniques may provide a deeper insight into the urban area wireless channel.

The results, which are also in agreement with a continuum formulation of the problem, indicate that the composite nature of the membrane gives rise to the direction-dependent permeabilities.

The solutions of the infinite domain problem indicate that pulse-like initial profiles collapse into wave packets which propagate in both directions with speeds governed by the pulse heights.