Sentence examples for problem of not knowing from inspiring English sources

It would also help the current problem of not knowing what we don't know: the legislation would require the attorney general to file a report saying how many FISA court orders were published and how many were not.

Finally, even when a planet is detected, the usual spectroscopic binary problem of not knowing the angle between the orbit plane and that of the sky allows only a minimum mass to be assigned to the planet.

For many who find themselves at the bottom of the economy, the bane of their lives is instability: wage theft, part-time work, seasonal work, variable hours and unpredictable schedules — the problem of "not knowing when you will be called to show up to your next part-time shift". Low-wage jobs are also among the least safe.

But many people will still encounter the empty-room problem of not knowing too many other people on Path yet.

This could help ease the problem of not knowing whether to send someone money through PayPal, Venmo or Square Cash, though it seems it could also be used with Apple Pay, if the company desired.

We quickly note that the problem of not knowing statistics of other nodes can be understood as a multiuser universal source-coding problem, where the distributed sources are not aware of the full joint distribution.

In the ICU, care actions such as being considerate and wanting to understand the patients' unreal world with its delusional memories, fear and problems of not knowing what is real need to be improved.

It is a transition from an initial inappropriate and thus misleading representation of a problem and state of not knowing how to proceed in solving a problem to a state of knowing how to solve it [8], [9], [10], [21].

So I don't have that problem [of not knowing about the show's renewal status] anymore... none of us do.

"It was a huge problem for me, the anxiety of not knowing what's going to happen," said Eduardo Lerro, a sixth-year student in comparative literature.

Hence, in addition to an initial 'state of not knowing', we suggest that problems are also characterized by the affective response to this initial 'state of not knowing'.