Sentence examples for problem of reducing from inspiring English sources

First of all, there does not currently seem to be any convincing evidence that all truths are reducible to physics (just consider the problem of reducing mental truths to physical truths), and, secondly, physics itself does not even appear to form a coherent system (WW: 5).

Soon he began to concern himself with Thornycroft's problem of reducing the hydrodynamic drag on the hull of a boat with some kind of air lubrication.

Consequently, Khrushchev's every move in the matter of disarmament is designed for propaganda purposes which have no relationship to the actualities of the problem of reducing world armaments.

Ms. McCartney also does not have that designer problem of reducing a woman's life to one or two moments: work, a fancy party.

While unapologetic about their decision to back away from the accord, White House officials concede that they did a poor job of explaining their objections or their approach to the problem of reducing heat-trapping gases.

"There's still a lot of room for innovation in desktop personal computers if you look at the field broadly, especially the problem of reducing total cost of ownership," said Shane V. Robison, the company's chief strategy and technology officer.

The problem of reduced polymer mobility is compounded by the generation of salt concentration gradients within the composite electrode.

This association allows to reduce memory requirements and operation counts by avoiding the complete construction of the Jacobian matrix and solving a problem of reduced size.

The prototypical problem of reduced cleaning efficiency inside deep bore holes is studied with modular 3D test substrates containing bore holes of different depths.

However, levee-heightening does not solve the long-term problem of reduced flood conveyance, which has been attributed to aggradation and increased floodplain roughness, nor does it result in wetland reconnection or enhancement of other floodplain ecosystem services.

In order to address the problem of reduced axial stability with resorbable pins, implants have been developed that anchor in the bone using ultrasound.