Sentence examples for problem to attain from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the second one is to change the details of the problem to attain appropriate results.

Second, we solve the social planning problem to attain the same utility level as that which occurs under the optimal proportional carbon tax (the first-best solution).

In this case, as it is shown in Section 1.8 of [3], such extreme is not an eigenvalue of the considered problem, so to attain its exact value is not immediate.

The problem with trying to attain mythical status is that there can only be one.

The compensator design is formulated as an optimization problem, which seeks to attain a set of frequency domain specifications.

This paper analyzes a problem of how to attain Shojinka under the limitations of a process where operators have restricted movement within a cell.

Traditionally, the most common mesh adaptive strategies for linear problems are used to attain a prescribed accuracy.

We introduce a special family of perturbed optimal control problems (OCPs) where the class of fictitious controls is closely related with the properties of the distribution in the right-hand side of the elliptic equation, and we show that optimal solutions of such problems allow one to attain (in the limit) some approximate solutions as the parameter of perturbation (varepsilon>0) tends to zero.

In addition, and due to the computational complexity of such a combined platform, an appropriate multi-objective optimization strategy, dubbed AMOEA-MAP and dedicated to expensive black-box problems, is used to attain the Pareto-optimal solutions for design with a fixed computation budget of 200 function evaluations for a bi-objective problem (cost - environmental impacts).

However, there are several problems in trying to attain this goal on a larger scale.

One such pathway with considerable empirical support implicates dysregulation of executive function processes (defined as the neurocognitive processes that maintain an appropriate problem-solving set to attain a future goal [ 25, 26]).