Sentence examples for problem of organized from inspiring English sources
Which brings us to the problem of organized crime.
According to widespread accounts, Peña Nieto's government and his Attorney General's office were informed, in 2013, of the problem of organized crime and political corruption in Iguala and in other parts of Guerrero but did nothing about it.
"Israel is facing a problem of organized crime and probably, though I don't have evidence of it, of links between organized crime and the diamond industry," said Patrick Moulette, who heads an antilaundering task force for the 29-nation Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, based in Paris.
In 1945, Richard Feynman discovered something that remains true today: the problem of producing software is, first and foremost, a problem of organizing people.
Then Google took on the seemingly insurmountable problem of organizing the Web's information by tapping the collective wisdom embedded in the links between Web sites.
Few papers consider the problem of organizing a set of mobile, radio-equipped nodes into a connected network.
The solution to the problem of organizing such a large literature adopted by the Literature of Evolution is to build a subject index for works on evolutionary biology.
Medical informatics designers will have to focus on the problem of organizing medical information more effectively to enable practitioners to cope with these challenges.
In this context, we look at the problem of organizing the mapping of LSPs in an optimal way throughout the network on the basis of a given objective function.
In [15] and [16], the multiple directional cover set (MDCS) problem of organizing the directions of sensors into a group of non-disjoint cover sets for the all the targets in order to extend the network lifetime has been solved in distributed and centralized ways, respectively.
An interesting result of our analysis is that it is more than a solution to the problem of organizing complex genomic data for human interpretation.
