Sentence examples for problem of describing from inspiring English sources

That was when the problem of describing mental disturbance announced itself, loud and clear.

For example, Euler studied the difficult problem of describing the motion of three masses under mutual gravitational attraction (now known as the three-body problem).

The problem of describing Pythagoreanism is complicated by the fact that the surviving picture is far from complete, being based chiefly on a small number of fragments from the time before Plato (c. 428 c. 348 bce) and on various discussions in authors who wrote much later most of whom were either Aristotelians or Neoplatonists (see below History of Pythagoreanism).

We address the problem of describing an image with a library of steerable wavelet packets.

This paper addresses the problem of describing how exceptions flow amongst architectural elements.

We will now turn our attention to the problem of describing the spaces in which hyperconvexity implies convexity.

We take ideas from these theories in order to expose the conceptual problems behind the basic questions of "Vulnerability of What?" and "Vulnerability to What?" Both questions refer to problems of describing and analyzing, on the one hand, the exposed entity (a system), on the other hand, system/environment relations.

However, problems of describing optimization over time or under uncertainty require the use of infinite dimensional function spaces, because agents are choosing among functions or stochastic processes.

Lawyers have a fancy way of describing this problem.

Kierkegaard, the first philosopher to attack the problem of anxiety, described it as a kind of foreboding.

But Jamaica has the double problem of being described as "the most homophobic place on earth", but also being one of those places where little or no research is done to explain these anti-gay sentiments.