Sentence examples for problem was integrated from inspiring English sources

An hourly unit commitment problem was integrated in the GEP problem with the overall goal of supporting the selection of future mixes of power plants through long term planning.

The weighted residual statement for the problem is integrated by parts to yield the weak form of the equations, which are then solved by the finite element method.

The problem is integrated for relevant values of the flow parameters, including values of the stoichiometric air-to-fuel mass ratio S of order unity, when the lifted flame is located in the region of jet development, corresponding to distances from the injector of order Re a.

In our framework, an adapted formulation of the transhipment problem is integrated with a superstructure, leading to a Stochastic Mixed Integer Non Linear Program (sMINLP), which is solved to determine simultaneously the optimal strategic and tactical decisions with respect to the processing network, the material flows, raw material and product portfolio.

Also, Tabu search, which is effective in solving discrete optimization problems, was integrated with OBEM into an Optimal OBEM decision support system (OPOBEM).

In his verse political and philosophical problems were integrated with the religious and social disquiet of the period; one poem evoked the misery of the workers, another praised the efficacy of prayer.

This content was integrated into reasoning problems that consisted of two premises and one conclusion.

Consumers (people with a past history of problem drinking) and carers (people with experience caring for someone with problem drinking) were integrated into a second panel as there were not sufficient numbers to divide them into separate panels (Delphi convention recommends a minimum of 15 members per panel [ 16]).

"Sleep deprivation isn't a disease, it’s a symptom of an underlying problem, it's integrated with anxiety, depression and pain," he told Forbes.

In practice, the mega-event park-and-ride lots planning problem should be integrated with long-term transit development planning decisions to fully utilize/balance the potentially unused capacity of the facilities.

Another benefit, at least for designers, is that they should be able to work more widely, say, by addressing social problems or being integrated into scientific research programs.