Sentence examples for problem invoked from inspiring English sources

An optimal experiment design problem invoked by the Cramér-Rao Inequality is applied to the problem of quantum state tomography.

Most of the numerical studies that have treated this particular problem invoked an increase in hydrothermal fluid (or heat) supply from the deep part of the system (Todesco et al. 2010; Fournier and Chardot 2012; Currenti et al. 2017).

Flat zone Problem invokes only processor to its maximum performance.

In Refs. [13, 14], the transport problem in a nano-FET was reduced to a one-dimensional effective problem invoking a "single-mode abrupt transition" approximation.

He also expressed confidence that he would be able to handle the company's problems, invoking a previous period of struggle when Facebook was slow to adapt to the transition from desktop computers to mobile phones.

First, the school system, attempting to address the overcrowding problem, has invoked its right of eminent domain to acquire property to build new schools.

Attempts to resolve this problem have invoked such an environmental bias and tried to decompose the phenotypic selection into its genetic and environmental components.

Viewing the synchronization problem as an observer design problem, we invoke a recently developed theory of nonlinear observers robust to output measurement disturbances and formulate a sufficient condition for robust synchronization.

Their chief problem — to invoke what, under the circumstances, seems the fair standard — is that they do not read as literature.

The overall problem with invoking such labels as "ageist," "sexist" or "racist" in literary criticism is that the labeler often gets a high of self-righteous moral outrage while ignoring the complexer shades, ironies and ambivalences of the person he is attacking.

Here we focus on the abstracted mathematical optimization problem and invoke no deepening research on these matters.