Sentence examples for problem locating from inspiring English sources

Rivera said he believed his recent problem locating pitches comes from his release point.

"Now we know they have no problem hearing, they have no problem locating a sound that is important to them, that has been relevant for millions of years," said Peter L. Tyack, senior scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

This paper studies the internal crack problem located within one functionally graded piezoelectric strip.

But due to the reasoning component in the CER framework is twofold, using that framework is not easy to diagnose whether the problem located in their invoking and understanding of scientific theory, or located in their reasoning ability.

For instance a relatively easy problem which is at 0.1 difficulty on all three dimensions might have a high probability of success, whereas a more difficult problem located at 0.9 on all dimensions might have a low probability of success.

If however these are understood within a moral schema then they are more likely to be understood as being about the patient himself or herself, as a problem located within the patient, not about their illness.

"We've had no problems locating codfish".

From the Town Mouse we opted to share a whole baked flathead with clams, green olives and basil ($44), which fell off the bone and was juicy and tender although unevenly cooked in parts (and we did have problems locating any clams).

Investigators from the state police are also having problems locating the owners of the truck that stalled in the middle of the busy highway eight days ago, creating the first link in a chain reaction that ended with a fiery explosion.

Because the records of both agencies are computerized, problems locating files were not encountered.

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