Sentence examples for problem persistence from inspiring English sources

And performance persistence is not the only problem; persistence of existence is another.

The only problem: Persistence is still at a stage where its revenues for any given quarter are still highly dependent on whether it can successfully ink one large deal in its pipeline in a set period of time.

Tests for trend were carried out within the regression models by including sleep problem persistence (neither, one or both waves) as a linear predictor.

(iii) Processists also have offered novel approaches to the problem of persistence, either by taking persistent entities to be "enduring" patterns of processes (Whitehead), or by questioning that "perdurance" vs. "endurance" accounts of persistence form a theoretically necessary exclusive dichotomy.

It may be possible to address the problem of persistence by targeting those genes that are implicated in persistence.

It also undercuts one of the favorite arguments of those claiming that we really do have a supply-side problem, the persistence of (low) inflation and positive wage growth despite the low level of employment.

The fundamental evolutionary problem is persistence, and reproduction is but one means of achieving that (Bouchard 2004).

"They have busy lives and don't go to class, or they can't access those classes, which crates a problem for persistence," Bravo said.

Jido Maps is an AR startup that's approaching the problem of persistence, or getting digital objects to stay affixed to the real world environment even when the sensors aren't there to observe them.

For further details on issue (ii) see, e.g., Rescher 1996 and Rubenstein 1997.— The process-philosophical dissolution of the problem of persistence (issue iii) is even more striking perhaps.

For example, whilst the problem of persistence of viable seed in the soil is recognised, the experience of seed farmers suggests that it may be more intractable than typically acknowledged.