Sentence examples for problem portion from inspiring English sources
There is, however, no doubt that there is a fairly wide range over which we are prepared to see a portion as acceptable, although attention has been directed to a particular normative problem, "portion distortion," that is the recent tendency to see a larger portion as normal and desirable.
Last week, the L.A. Board of Education focused on the problems portion of the alleged split personality, unanimously approving a "notice of violations" that cites inappropriate spending, poor accounting and violations of public meeting rules.
Judging by this video, in which the two dogs share an ice cream cone (though given Cooper's appetite, "share" seems like a stretch), Cooper goes second because he has a bit of a problem with portion control.
On an iPad, "the keyboard pops up and will obscure part of the page, which is a problem" because portions of test items would be covered up, King said.
Our problem with portions is partly this: no one likes the concept of "less".
Nagging exploits the speedup anomaly often observed when parallelizing problems by playing multiple reformulations of the problem or portions of the problem against each other.
Use of separate OpenCL kernels for problem specific portions of the code ensure that the approach can be extended to different problems.
I had always had problems with portion control.
Session facilitators monitored each group to track the time off-task activity during the 30-min problem-solving portion of the activity session for six sessions.
But Laurence E. Gold, the associate general counsel of the labor organization, said organized labor had substantial problems with portions of the bill that restrict coordination among candidates, parties and outside interest groups.
A12 Labor View of Campaign Bill The associate general counsel of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. said the union had problems with portions of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance legislation that restrict coordination among candidates, parties and outside interest groups and limit advocacy commercials by unions and business.
