Sentence examples for problem raised from from inspiring English sources
In this paper, by solving a maximum hemispherical partitioning problem raised from a weighted Gaussian image, an optimization algorithm is proposed to partition a free-form surface into two sub-patches and simultaneously report the optimal representative normals.
It mainly deals with the ambiguity problem raised from the use of Bloom filter and addresses the problem.
The most important problem raised from MWC application was the accumulation of soluble salts in the soil which must be monitored when making repeated application of MWC over an extended period of time.
In contrast to the problem raised from population stratification, the consequences of using non-random samples in association studies are usually neglected.
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3. A good description of the extent of the problem raised by desertions from the Union armies, and of the extreme measures taken to combat the problem, will be found in Pullen, The Twentieth Maine.
On the other hand, to allow that natural bodies are among the causes of change may not be sufficient to avoid a problem raised by Averroes' argument from natural science.
An additional problem is raised from differences in the representation of roundabouts: since some vendors use patterns to represent them, a roundabout might be exactly circular in a first map, whereas in a second one the roundabout was digitalised in its real world geometry which can be elliptically [27].
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