Sentence examples for problem referred from inspiring English sources

The Green Door Problem referred to information the British or Americans had that they didn't release to units whose safety would have been improved by possessing that information...

Newspapers and magazines have struggled to address the downward spiral of traditionally high-priced print advertising revenue with internet revenues – a financial problem referred to as "analogue pounds versus digital pennies".

Afterward, these ranges are used to solve a geometrical problem referred to as trilateration.

This problem, referred to as the split problem, has been studied by some authors.

Finding regions of similarity between two very long data streams is a computationally intensive problem referred to as sequence alignment.

In this paper, we address the problem of recovering such constraints automatically, a problem referred to as specification mining.

I asked what was in their refrigerator, and he said, "Ketchup, beer, mixers — what else?" He had no problem referring to himself as an alcoholic.

Mr. Azhar, of Peer Index calls this "the Clay Shirky problem," referring to the writer and theorist who doesn't use Twitter much.

The "Cyprus problem" refers to the Turkish occupation of northern Cyprus, with a United Nations-patrolled buffer zone separating it from the rest of the island.

Here, "pipeline problem" refers to the current underrepresentation of women and minorities.

In an ideal market the optimization problem refers to the problem of social welfare maximization.