Sentence examples for problem of splitting from inspiring English sources

In spite of almost 50 years of research and development in this field, the general problem of splitting an image into meaningful regions remains unsolved.

The problem of splitting is another matter, for which specific operations on solutions are needed, e.g. to split a solution equally into two new solutions.

Otherwise, one would run into the unsolvable problem of splitting HCE in advance.

Contrary to Bergholm [18] who proposed the tracking of edges from coarse-to-fine resolution, in Lacroix's method the edge information is combined moving from fine-to-coarse resolution aiming at avoiding the problem of splitting edges.

There is a problem of split accountability of personnel, as doctors and other health professionals are accountable centrally to the Medical Services, dentists to the Dental Services, psychiatrists to the Mental Health Services and administrative officers to the Ministry of Finance and other Ministries.

In this paper, the problem of power splitting around different T-junction structure is investigated using the finite time difference domain method (FDTD).

Range and approval voting deal neatly with the problem of vote-splitting: if a voter likes Nader best, and would rather have Gore than Bush, he or she can approve Nader and Gore but not Bush.

In addition, the mathematical formulation of the fuel consumption minimization and the intrinsic problem of torque split are addressed.

The problem then consists of splitting the N processors between the two RAs in such a way that all constraints are satisfied.

In this paper, we propose a new iterative sequence for solving common problems which consist of split equilibrium problems and fixed point problems for asymptotically nonexpansive mappings in the framework of Hilbert spaces and prove some strong convergence theorems of the generated sequence ({x_{n}}) by the shrinking projection method.

Unless dealt with firmly at an early stage, the infection can lead to too much time spent fussing over the seemingly impossible problem of how to split the land that has Jerusalem as its capital between two peoples, Israeli and Palestinian, who each know themselves to be the rightful owner.