Sentence examples for problem which constitutes from inspiring English sources
The case of a Timoshenko beam gives rise to a two-variable problem which constitutes an extension of the title method with respect to previous work.
With this in mind, we posit the minimal test cost reduct problem which constitutes a new, but more general, difficulty than the classical reduct problem.
An exact, analytical solution is obtained for the title problem which constitutes a classical one although no solution is available in well known textbooks and handbooks normally used by the structural engineer in several fields of technology: ocean and naval engineering, aerospace applications, etc.
Duplicate submission and duplicate publication is also a problem, which constitutes 14.2% of the retractions.
To the best of our knowledge, the existence of weighted pseudo almost periodic solutions to (1.2) in the case when the forcing term f is a Stepanov-like weighted pseudo almost periodic is an untreated original problem, which constitutes one of the main motivations of this work.
This paper proposes a heuristic approach based on Hopfield model of neural networks to solve the problem of routing which constitutes one of the key aspects of the topological design of computer networks.
Technologies demanding high processing power, like machine vision or voice recognition systems, are normally easy to program but require proprietary languages and platforms, which constitutes an important problem during communications and setup.
Unlike systems architectures, the integration of which constitutes an 'IT problem' (Searls, 2005), data are not semantically transparent.
A new pharmacological approach consists of the use of botulinum toxin type A in the treatment of excessive muscle tone which constitutes a serious problem in the natural history of the temporomandibular joint dysfunction [ 26, 28, 29].
This residue has been discarded, which constitutes a serious environmental problem.
However, this would mean estimating 10 parameters using 11 data points, which constitutes a poorly determined problem.
