Sentence examples for problem which applies from inspiring English sources

Another problem, which applies to many of the proposed de-extinction animals, including the woolly mammoth, Tasmanian tiger, and passenger pigeon, is what animal will mother the babies.

Other rich countries, from Italy to Australia, also have too many unnecessary deductions.The second problem, which applies most to corporate income taxes, is that tax rules have failed to keep up with the reality of the 21st-century economy.

Little wonder that investors remain suspicious of equities and the British obsession with home ownership has yet to be dented.The problem, which applies more widely than Britain, is that stockmarkets have become a vehicle for satisfying the desires of participants rather than the end-users.

A knottier problem, which applies not only to this exhibition but also to all of those dealing with socially and politically engaged design, is the difficulty of conveying the complexity of such projects, and their impact on vulnerable communities, some in perilous circumstances.

Here a solution to the problem is described, which applies to plants generating a monotone flow field for constant inputs.

Based on this general solution and on a suitable parametrization of the problem, a unified approach which applies to all the thermal boundary conditions compatible with the steady parallel flow regime is reported.

The main assumption we have made is that the classic Strang splitting method is convergent of order two (i.e., we deal with a problem for which applying a splitting scheme of second order is sensible).

It is essentially a problem-solving case-study method, which applies ethical principles as potentially useful instruments rather than as fixed rules (Brendel and Miller 2008).

To address this problem, we propose a novel framework which applies software cybernetics to guide self-adaptive architecture evolution.

"There's definitely been a big problem which also applies to my training.

For example, you could have students focus on a project in which they apply problem-solving skills (where the students would need to choose a project in which applying problem-solving skills is necessary, such as having a student act as a detective to solve a mystery, and explain how he or she solved the mystery).