Sentence examples for problem that belong from inspiring English sources

Since exact solutions of the vehicle routing problem that belong to the category of NP-hard problems are not practical in a large scale, a hybrid algorithm based on simulated annealing with genetic operators was proposed to obtain an efficient solution with reasonable computational cost and time.

"Those Schengen countries ought to resolve the problem that belongs there because they have entered Europe because of free movement.

What ever the Occupy movement does next it should be judged on cogency of its message and the dignity of its tactics, and not stigmatized by a crime problem that belongs to Oakland, its Mayor and its police department.

"And I want to recognise that this is not a problem that belongs to any one part of our community but the problems of human exploitation, trafficking and forced marriages is an issue that faces every and all communities so the solution is also to be found in the whole community together, sharing responsibility and awareness.

There exists a finitely presented group with undecidable word problem that belongs to the variety ({mathcal A}_p^2{mathcal A}cap mathcal {ZN}_3mathcal {A}).

It is a problem that belongs to all of us, it is a problem that we all play a part in.

First, he seems to think there is a class of problems that belong to the nation as a whole.

Many of the ideas used in the exposition of formal logic, including some that are mentioned above, raise problems that belong to philosophy rather than to logic itself.

In the first place, Republicans are quick to point out the problems that belong wholly to the Suozzi administration, such as the scandal involving Peter Sylver, a former deputy county executive.

"Historically, sustainability and its profit-related opportunities have been thought of as technical problems that belong several levels below the CEO", observes Greg Lavery, chief executive of advisory firm Lavery/Pennell.

It is difficult to define the relative importance of each property in CAMD problems as target properties that belong to different categories cannot be compared on a common scale.