Sentence examples for problem which deteriorates from inspiring English sources
For a scenario with a large warehouse, and thus long distances, the reader needs to radiate higher amount of energy—unless many RFID-readers are deployed, yielding the well-known drawback with the "multi-reader problem" which deteriorates readability; however this scenario has no hard read-out time requirements.
The main problem with fresh sweet tamarind is the damage caused by packaging which deteriorates the fruit quality and reduces the consumable amount of fruit.
With the rapid development of telecommunication technology, the problems of electromagnetic inference (EMI), which deteriorate the performance of such systems in high frequency, attract public attentions significantly [1 5].
which deteriorate integrity and mechanical properties of the whole system.
Woohoo!" Dave shouted over the wind, trying to boost spirits, which deteriorated regardless.
In a statement on Friday, the Labor Department said it "has grave concerns about labor-related violence in Guatemala, a problem which is serious and apparently deteriorating".
But until the UK tackles chronic socioeconomic inequality, it will continue to have a chronic drink problem which drags the whole of society down with it – and one which is only going to increasingly deteriorate.
However, the global crisis did reveal the deep-rooted structural problems of the Greek economy, which had deteriorated further during the last six years under the previous government.
This tells us that the barrier fracture is a long-term solution to the water problem unlike chemical treatments, the effects of which will deteriorate with time and ultimately produce as little as the re-completion water shutoff technique.
Aslund, in a related op-ed: "The big problems are economic growth and the standard of living, which will deteriorate".
The inventory problem of deteriorating items was first studied by Whitin (1957), in which he addressed the fashion items deteriorating at the end of the storage period.
