Sentence examples for problem loses from inspiring English sources

In particular, the model possesses a family of bending-torsion non-linear modes with a frequency-amplitude characteristic much like that found experimentally, and the driven problem loses planar stability in a fashion analogous to that observed with the elastica.

Due to the presence of the photoemitted electron, the problem loses its spherical symmetry and the use of cylindrical coordinates (ρ z) becomes necessary.

For Kim, given the bad-check problem, losing a day's pay would be financially disastrous.

The Party today is facing an expanding problem: losing the confidence of some of its most successful residents.

In the ensuing months, she developed a serious drug problem, lost her house and job and is receiving treatment at a halfway house.

About 300,000 people with a long-term mental health problem lose their jobs each year, a review commissioned by Theresa May has found.

Los Angeles-based GlobaTrac is using sensors to solve another problem: lost luggage.

King, who had three cortisone injections to help a back problem, lost a final-set decider 5-3 as Hopp finished with a 161 checkout.

That was the problem: lost common sense, following orders to the letter and losing your humanity.

For 24 years, I was married to a man who never had any problem losing weight.

He solved his own long-time weight problem, losing 140 pounds 30 years ago and has kept it off since.