Sentence examples for problem of books from inspiring English sources

Then, there's the problem of books.

In the present study, the proposed method is evaluated on the problem of book cover design.

Figures 3, 4, and 5 illustrate a sample of populations in three consecutive generations for the problem of book cover design.

The problems of Book I are not characteristic, being mostly simple problems used to illustrate algebraic reckoning.

In three problems of Book II it is explained how to represent: (1) any given square number as a sum of the squares of two rational numbers; (2) any given non-square number, which is the sum of two known squares, as a sum of two other squares; and (3) any given rational number as the difference of two squares.

Congress, meanwhile, can resolve the problem of orphan books.

There was the further problem of scriptural books which did not give support to the reformation message, or seemed to give support to Catholic arguments.

Under Miller's direction, Plaxo has become increasingly focused on working its way back to what gave birth to the company in the first place: trying to solve the problem of "address book decay", a fancy way of saying "keeping your address book up to date".

Scholar John C. Gruesser found the conflicts in the book unresolved and the ending "too easily manufactured at the last minute to resolve the problem of the book".

In the end, the problem of the book is the comparison between the two Tradescants.

The main problem of the book-type catalog, of course, was the insertion of entries for new acquisitions.