Sentence examples for problem through which from inspiring English sources

The case of an elastically mounted cylinder with a transverse degree-of-freedom in a uniform flow is offered as a "model problem" through which this derivation procedure is illustrated.

Take, for example, the principal-agent problem through which despite higher energy prices, both landlords and tenants lack incentives to make economically-efficient energy-conservation investments, such as installing thermal insulation.

We had a lot of technical problems in the run-throughs, which often wouldn't finish until well after 11pm, by which time the kids would be long gone.

Shu is also Han Feizi's answer to the problem of usurpation, through which more than one ruler had lost his throne.

This is the case of the groundwater flow problem, the medium through which the flow occurs is heterogeneous and changes with time.

Both described a problem-solving approach through which subjects identify effective or adaptive solutions for problematic situations encountered in the course of everyday living.

"It should not be a trap door through which problem learners can be dropped, which is what has tended to happen in the past".

Before hiring an engineer to inspect the system, however, it might be possible for the writer to reduce or eliminate the problem by sealing spaces through which smoke may gain access, including gaps between the floor and baseboard molding, and spaces around heating and plumbing pipes and electrical outlets.

These and other findings pose the problem of the mechanism through which VEGF acts in tumour cells, since the present study together with previous work shows that NRP1 is expressed in diverse tumour cells in the absence of significant expression of the major signalling VEGF receptor, VEGFR-2 (Soker et al, 1998; Bachelder et al, 2003; Simiantonaki et al, 2008).

The high degree of parallelism or convergence in these modifications has always been an added difficulty to reveal phylogenetic relationships among the subterranean species [ 5- 8], but at the same time poses a very interesting evolutionary problem, as the mechanisms through which it is achieved remain largely unknown.

The lens through which problems are viewed and solutions offered can be telling.