Sentence examples for problem postulates from inspiring English sources

The El Farol problem postulates 100 Irish-music fans, each of whom acts independently in deciding to attend on Thursday evenings.

A second tradition, deriving from Claudius Ptolemy, solved this problem by postulating three mechanisms: uniformly revolving, off-centre circles called eccentrics; epicycles, little circles whose centres moved uniformly on the circumference of circles of larger radius (deferents); and equants.

For an efficient solution of the discrete problem we postulate that the small scale displacements are locally supported; in order to achieve this objective one has to assume appropriate constraint conditions.

More commonly and this is part of the basis for the popular wisdom physicists have resolved the quantum measurement problem by postulating that some process of "collapse of the wavefunction" occurs from time to time (particularly during measurements and observations) that interrupts Schrödinger evolution.

There is, however, a problem with postulating that differences in X/A ratios of Ne as an explanation for the faster-X effect differences between the clades.

To approach this problem, we postulated that human monoclonal anti-α3(IV) antibodies (Ab) that localize in glomeruli could serve as vehicles for targeted drug delivery for glomerular diseases, including lupus nephritis.

To avoid this kind of problems, GRW postulated that spontaneous localizations are characterized by multiplications by Gaussians that are centered around certain positions, e.g. the position corresponding to either the outcome 'up' or the outcome 'down' in the state |ψ7>.

The "no free lunch" theorem also gives credence to this problem as it postulates that no technique or method can be applicable to all problems in all situations.

On the other hand, a "problem behaviors theory" postulates that there is no clear temporal sequence in the use of different substances.

But Boltzmann knew that simply postulating p(Mj) = cμ(Mj) would not solve the problem unless the postulate could be justified in terms of the dynamics of the system.

A way to circumvent this fundamental problem is to postulate the use of reliable signals, thus removing the need for sampling and learning.