Sentence examples for problems concerning how from inspiring English sources
Aristotle addresses some problems that most would recognize as pertaining to economics mainly as problems concerning how to manage a household.
And while there may be philosophical and empirical problems concerning how to justify particular claims of token-identities, we have seen that they don't affect Davidson's considered view of monism (5.2).
With regard to the relatives of identity, Peter adds a dicussion of a number of questions about the rationale for using demonstrative pronouns, and some problems concerning how the fallacy of a relative having two diverse referents comes about.
While wireless local area network-based indoor localization is attractive, the problems concerning how to capture the signal-propagating character in the complex dynamic environment and how to accommodate the receiver gain difference of different mobile devices are challenging.
Despite problems concerning how to model indels, analyses of large data sets are computationally unfeasible for this program (the largest data set analyzed to date contained 117 terminals, aligned sequences with ~200 bp) [ 58].
This raises an interesting problem concerning how the AlCl4 clusters can diffuse so fast in the graphite cathode.
The arcane but critical problem concerns how to connect a digital television set to a digital cable box.
Conversely, the "decoding" problem concerns how much information is in a spike train, in particular, how well can we estimate the stimulus that gave rise to the spike train?
The "encoding" problem concerns how information is encoded in neural spike trains: can we predict the spike trains of a neuron (or population of neurons), given an arbitrary stimulus or observed motor response?
In large-scale distributed virtual environments (DVEs), the NP-hard zone mapping problem concerns how to assign distinct zones of the virtual world to a number of distributed servers to improve overall interactivity.
One metaphysical problem concerns how change is possible (this has recently become known as the 'problem of temporary intrinsics' or sometimes the 'problem of change').
