Sentence examples for problem to locate from inspiring English sources

It was quite a problem to locate a real Tarzan, Mr. Bergman found one by getting a sturdy giant six feet four, and weighed two hundred-and thirty-five pounds.

The p-hub center location problem aims to locate p hubs and allocate other nodes to these hub nodes in order to minimize the maximal travel time.

He had taken it upon himself not only to investigate the problem but to locate the part, a rather specialized engine belt, in Queens.

A small-signal analysis is performed to predict this stability problem and to locate the boundary of the instability using an impedance approach.

A solution to this problem is to locate sunlight-dependent facilities in polar regions where nights can be very short due to chance interactions of lunar topography and orbital mechanics.

The hub median problem is to locate hub facilities in a network and to allocate non-hub nodes to hub nodes such that the total transportation cost is minimized.

When using your iPod Touch, you may occasionally run into problems: Unable to locate or join a nearby Wi-Fi network.

Newton formulates Apollonius' problem as a problem in trilateration: to locate a point Z from three given points A, B and C, such that the differences in distances from Z to the three given points have known values.

In this type of problem, we have to locate some plants within a set of possible locations to meet the demands of a number of clients with multiple objectives.

He'd discovered, however, a big problem with trying to locate fragments of ancient Egyptian DNA: they look an awful lot like — indeed, identical to — fragments of contemporary human DNA.

With the objective of minimizing the total cost, the proposed model simultaneously handles the problem of where to locate the charging stations and how many chargers should be established in each charging station.