Sentence examples for problematic properties from inspiring English sources

But over the last decade the mixed-use community that has been developed there and one like it in Austin, Tex., are seen as examples of how problematic properties can be successfully converted.

Problematic properties, like existing, etc., are deemed extra-nuclear and beyond the scope of the comprehension principle, not determining the objects that there are.

We further show how this algorithm improves the drawing of industrial Ethernet network topologies, taking also problematic properties such as cycles and multiple root nodes into account.

As design is an inverse problem both approaches share similar problematic properties as e.g. indeterminate in-plane location of surface discretization or necessary regularization and filtering of sensitivity and other data.

As real estate brokers who started in the industry during a bleak period in the mid-to-late-'80s, exchanging provided a creative way for us to transfer problematic properties without much cash.

Since the 1970s, BFRs and CFRs have commonly served as substitutes for other BFRs and CFRs, even though there have been early warnings and periodic reminders about the problematic properties of these chemicals.

The Getty station at 420 Broadway is the most problematic property, since it fronts the street on a prime corner of the Scott Chevrolet lot.

Mr Erturk called for the Co-op to be broken up and sold with the "good" part going to Nationwide building society and the problematic property portfolio handed to Royal Bank of Scotland to wind down with the help of the Government.

Evidently, the best-worst distance in the maxdiff formulation is expressed in terms of cardinal utility, a problematic property in view of microeconomic theory [17, 34].

Soil stabilization is the most common ground improvement technique adopted to improve problematic soil properties.

This renders Kim's appeal to the jade analogy problematic for mental properties.