Sentence examples for problem of collecting from inspiring English sources
Syria is not included in the index because of the problem of collecting data during the conflict there.
Addresses the problem of collecting information used to estimate statistics or fit a model which is then used to make decisions.
While Lawson warned that the introduction of the poll tax would be "politically catastrophic" for the Conservative party, Hurd even went so far as to compare the likely enforcement difficulties to the problem of collecting BBC licence fees in west Belfast.
A central challenge to understanding the rapidly growing scholarly universe is the problem of collecting complete and unambiguous data on who (among researchers, scholars, students and other members of the enterprise) has contributed in what ways to what outputs (e.g., articles, data, software, patents) with the support of which institutions (e.g. as funders, host institutions, publishers).
However, one common problem of collecting energy from such sources is its random nature.
Called a 'reality capture system' by Kennedy, the system helps solve the problem of collecting granular location data at scale.
Then, a novel interval-grey-number reciprocal-judgment-matrix based AHP (GRAHP) is proposed that extends the classical analytic hierarchy process to deal with the possible contradictory opinions from experts in different fields as well as the standardization problem of collected independent and uncertain data in evaluation.
English wool exports were concentrated in one town (called the staple) in order to minimize the problems of collecting the export duties.
This is a software system which solves the problems of collecting and analyzing information on road traffic accidents and feedback from traffic participants.
Young and Maher identified resource issues, missing data, communication skills and site of questionnaire completion as main problems of collecting quality of life data in EORTC clinical trials [ 10].
The inconvenience of using some traditional remedies lies with the problems of collecting, preparing and administering the ingredients, which in some cases can be very time-consuming.
