Sentence examples for problem of repeat from inspiring English sources
"Any form of credit can be abused," Nix said when I asked him about the problem of repeat customers.
This requirement would generate a structural incentive for schools to address the problem of repeat offenders before their behavior escalates.
The attorney general said 17 states have directed money away from prison construction and toward programs and services such as treatment and supervision that are designed to reduce the problem of repeat offenders.
This problem is analogous to the problem of repeat resolution in short-read assembly.
While SEQuel significantly reduces the amount of assembly errors, it does not address the notoriously difficult problem of repeat separation in fragment assembly.
The Pentagon recently considered and rejected the idea of a Purple Heart for post-traumatic stress disorder; the Army is planning a service-wide "stand-down," a day to train soldiers and officers about suicide prevention, but that won't address the basic problem of repeated, devastatingly long deployments.
The problem of repeated block detection and substitution of individual blocks is catered by introducing variable IVs.
Moreover, a simple switching technique of the objective functional is presented for overcoming the discontinuity problem of repeated eigenvalues, which often appears in natural frequency maximization problem.
Therefore, in analysing the During/Before Ratio we addressed the problem of repeated measures by producing a single ratio across all years.
A fundamental difference between Bayesian and classical inference is the subjective (and non-frequency) character of the probabilities, since the problem of repeated sampling does not arise and it does not require the concept of sample distribution.
The first order commander are introduced to solve the problem of repeating differential operations in the traditional backstepping design method, which let the designed controller easier to implement in navigation practice and structure simplicity.
