Sentence examples for problem which results from inspiring English sources

But agribusiness is both a victim of and culprit in the global food waste problem, which results in 1.3bn tonnes of food – about a third of what is produced – being thrown away.

The optimisation problem which results is a non-linear one.

However, in nested mobile networks, NEMO suffers from the pinball routing problem, which results in long packet transmission delays.

However, the state (n) to be estimated is a scalar in this problem, which results in simplified process of the preliminary tuning process for satisfactory tracking performance.

However, RSF radar suffers from the sidelobe pedestal problem, which results in small targets being masked by noise-like components due to dominant targets [29].

But it might not be suitable for SAR ATR, because of its minimization problem, which results in discarding larger principle components.

Myhill will step in if number one Ben Foster fails to recover from a recurring groin problem which resulted in him seeing a specialist in Germany yesterday.

However, the bosses argued that the "too big to fail" problem – which resulted in the state bailout of several global institutions in the financial crisis including Lloyds and RBS – posed more of a risk now than before.

Another problem, which resulted from the proliferation of presidential primaries after 1968 and the extensive use of political advertising on television, was the high cost of presidential campaigns and the consequent increase in the influence of special interest groups (see below The money game).

Wave propagation techniques are used to formulate the eigenvalue problem, which result in exact eigensolutions.

At the beginning of testing girder C4, the south actuator had a controlling problem which resulted in applying a huge sudden load which let the south end cracked before the starting of the test.