Sentence examples for problematic mode from inspiring English sources

Piety is a problematic mode in which to celebrate the great composers..

The focus on boundaries illuminates a problematic mode of worker agency, as workers mobilize resources against each other in their contention for status and dignity in the workplace (Hodson 2001).

At the start of the epidemic, HIV was the plague of gay men and junkies, frighteningly stigmatized behaviors, and socially problematic modes of transmissibility.

Obviously clients seem to value the friendly and supportive atmosphere at the testing sites, and narratives about information exchanges show that campaigns create social spaces for the circulation of HIV information and opinions between private and public spheres in a 'non-problematic' mode.

Collecting representative data on sensitive issues, especially data that are used to determine population prevalence estimates, is problematic whatever mode of data collection is employed [ 2- 6].

Since bone is much stronger in compression, this creates another mechanical advantage for locking plates, which may be particularly useful for low-density bone where screw cut out is a problematic failure mode.

Feasibility was examined using rates of missing data, with any item with more than 5% missing responses considered problematic and any mode of administration (e.g. paper or phone) with consistently high missing data (average >5%) would be considered not feasible.

This problematic concerns the mode-independent output feedback control of discrete-time MJLS.

Nevertheless, Heidegger is aware that there is something deeply problematic about this falling mode of existence.

This shortcoming is more commonly observed for multiply deprotonated lipid A species, which is especially problematic in the negative mode for those lipid A molecules decorated with acidic modifications on the glucosamine sugars.

However, modeling some modes is problematic, notably those involving metal oxygen double bonds where electron correlation is significantly more important [53].