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The general problem is separated into dynamic and parametric parts.

According to the projection lemma, the integrated design optimization problem is separated into aircraft parameter optimization problem and controller optimization problem.

To solve the problem numerically, the complex problem is separated into three parts: balance of the momentum and mass (dynamic problem), evolving of the Heaviside function by the external velocity (geometric problem) and rigid motion projection (kinematic problem).

The GTRF fluid structure problem is separated into the simulation of the turbulent flow field in the complex-geometry fuel-rod bundles using implicit large-eddy simulation, the calculation of statistics of the resulting fluctuating structural forces, and the nonlinear transient dynamics analysis of the fuel rod.

The controller of the model matching problem is separated to an observer B and a control unit F. When the controller C="(F,B) of the model matching problem exists, the control process is considered with the minimal state set of the controller.

Like most of the traditional suboptimal resource allocation algorithms, our problem is separated into two steps: subcarrier assignment and power allocation.

If there is an effect, the problem is separating the effects of individual vitamins.

Their problem is separating the good ideas from the bad ones, and avoiding spending money on too many products and too many programs.

"The biggest problem is separating the facts from the fiction," said Ralph Dittman, a former surgeon and professor at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.

In the proposed procedure, finding the number and location of the knots and the coefficients of the unconstrained GeD spline estimator and solving the constraint least-squares optimisation problem are separated.

When an example and a problem are separated from one another by time, people must use their limited cognitive resources to search their past experiences and come up with a satisfying match to the current problem.