Sentence examples for problem used from inspiring English sources

First, we introduce the projection-based interpolation operator, we explain some design considerations, useful for reproducing this work, then we present a benchmark problem used as a proof of concept and we conclude with numerical results for this exemplary problem, obtained with our implementation of the discussed method.

The problem used to be poverty in older generations.

Indeed, the problem used to be widespread in the Alps.

The problem used to be surmountable, because wandering among the stones, they did indeed seem massive.

Almost wistfully, Ms. Garvey reminded the group that her problem used to be air traffic congestion.

One policy problem used to exemplify the approach is the failure of men to pee into urinals with precision.

The problem used to be limited to secrets people could carry away in their heads or on paper.

The problem used to be one of translation; that has improved in recent years thanks to people like Tony Harrison, Christopher Hampton, Jeremy Sams and Ranjit Bolt.

"The problem used to be that we didn't have enough infrastructure," said Jordi William Carnes i Ayats, Barcelona's deputy mayor responsible for the treasury.

Pietersen, who struck a career-best of 355 not out against Leicestershire but spent Wednesday off the field with an achilles problem, used his Daily Telegraph column to hit out at the board following early-season encouragement to secure a county deal by Graves, which led him to join Surrey rather than play for Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League.

The problem used to be viability; now it's valuation.