Mullins has had no problem occupying his time this week.
In Hawaii, where street homelessness is an urgent, unsolved problem, occupying the outdoors is a way of life.
One of the oddities on such occasions is that much of the time is consumed in a hopeless cause: the Vugraph audience can often see that the problem occupying a player has no solution.
Discussion of this problem occupies a great part of the publications in the last fifty years (see [ 1, 60, 111- 130] for the range of the incompatible opinions).
Contemporary problems occupied Takahisa Zeze's Antoki no inochi (Life Back Then), a full-blooded melodrama concerning the aftereffects of high-school bullying.
Concerning the efficiency of the algorithm, SA is adapted to be able to work fruitfully in the design spaces of complex problems occupied by many regions of highly different characteristics.
Multiobjective optimization problems occupy an important place in the theory of optimization.
At that time he took up the problem that occupied almost all his life: the problem of constructing an all-metal dirigible with an adjustable envelope.
Unlike the geometrical problems that occupied Descartes' early researches, the Pappus problem is a locus problem, i.e., a problem whose solution requires constructing a curve the "Pappus curve" according to Bos's terminology that includes all the points that satisfy the relationship stated in the problem.
Studies in the 1990's found that the chronically homeless -- deranged, debilitated people who dominate the public image of the problem -- occupied half the single adult shelter beds at any one time, but that many more people with fewer, if any, disabilities passed through the shelters during housing emergencies.
Raymond died in 1197, leaving a son, Raymond Ruben; and the problem that occupied the last years of Bohemond III was to determine whether his grandson, Raymond Ruben, or his younger son, Bohemond, should succeed him in Antioch.
