Sentence examples for problems belong from inspiring English sources

Yet one of its messages has been admirably consistent: that Greece's problems belong to the entire euro zone.

Many significant computer-science problems belong to this class e.g., the traveling salesman problem, satisfiability problems, and graph-covering problems.

"It's not enough to be comfortable, and say the world's problems belong to the world," she said.

"As a matter of fact," she said, "women's problems belong to white women, because it is in that white dominant group that men are keeping women from utmost dominance.

"I'm not sure that, in most people's understanding, writing a book ten years later, when it's too late to fix the problems you're describing — and when the problems belong to a particular era which is now well behind us — qualifies as whistle-blowing," Tharoor said.

Magnetohydrodynamic flow problems belong to this category.

But for Mr. Arafat, who insisted that those problems belonged to all Muslims, the offer was not enough.

This chapter aims to discuss issues related to the unsupervised recognition of patterns in the general scope and in particular the problems belonging to the electric sector.

This approach stems from the dynamic programming area where recursive optimization is used to compute the thresholds for problems belonging to optimal stopping theory.

The analysis has been formerly operated on well-known solved problems belonging to Classical TRIZ literature; the emerging evidences have been further checked on a set of case studies from the authors' industrial experience.

Its main feature is based on one characteristic in application of TRIZ in practical design where different TRIZ tools may have different instructive effects on the problems belonging to different design types.