Sentence examples for problem strongly from inspiring English sources
Diet continues to be a major health problem, strongly correlated to leading killers like diabetes, heart disease, hypertension and, of course, obesity.
(As all good Holmesians know, "The Final Problem" strongly suggested that Holmes and Moriarty both perished by falling down the gorge, but Conan Doyle was persuaded to bring his detective back in further adventures).
This local spectral problem strongly depends on the choice of initial partition of unity functions.
The non-uniqueness and measurement errors may however make this electromagnetic inversion problem strongly ill-posed, leading to potentially inaccurate saturation profiles.
This demonstrates that the convergence in iteratively solving the implicit homogenization problem strongly depends on the initial setting of strain increment fields in unit cells.
Since the "most effective" algorithm to be used for finding the optimal solution of a given problem strongly depends on the specific instance to be solved, then the "best" results are often obtained by using hybrid algorithms, i.e., by combining different approaches, according to what can be called an optimization engineering technique.
We prove both problems strongly NP-complete even for 1D folding.
Two other problems strongly affected by the developments which have given rise to the breakthrough of global modernity are climate change and ecological degradation – simply because this breakthrough dramatically amplifies the factors driving them (for a few hints, see [78]).
From the eigencurves' behaviour, we observe that CG might feature potentially undesirable non-smooth dispersion/diffusion characteristics for under-resolved simulations of problems strongly dominated by either convection or diffusion.
Both hazardous and binge drinking problems strongly predicted non-adherence to ART; however their associations with dimensions of HRQOL were inconsistent.
Indeed, when it comes to starting a new activity or setting up new equipment, it is easy to be confronted with "ego" problems strongly linked to culture.
