Sentence examples for problems from the field of from inspiring English sources

146, decided this day, the emergence of railway labor problems from the field of conciliation and mediation into that of legally enforcible rights has been quite recent.

It is shown that the proposed method of simulating such systems is applicable to a wide variety of problems from the field of group robotics with elements of a social structure (and swarm robotics in general).

Several representative problems from the field of linear elasticity are solved to demonstrate the validity of the procedure and to evaluate its computational cost relative to the finite element method.

A good deal of the research has an experimental component to it, and many of the applications are associated with problems from the field of aerospace engineering.

VNS has proven to work exceptionally well on all kinds of problems from the field of location (see Brimberg et al., 2000; Mladenović et al., 2003; Crainic et al., 2004) and routing (see for example Bräysy (2002), Parragh et al. (2010), Polacek et al. (2004)).

An example of an isoperimetric problem from the field of aerodynamics is that of finding the shape of a solid having a given volume that will encounter minimum resistance as it travels through the atmosphere at a constant velocity.

Furthermore, the efficiency of the scheme is demonstrated in the case of a challenging problem from the field of solar physics.

The new approach consists of constructing an approximate solution to the eigenvalue problem from the field of quasi-comparison functions, defined as linear combinations of admissible functions capable of satisfying all the boundary conditions of the problem.

An elegant solution to this problem from the field of sequence-to-sequence alignment is the use of a seed-and-extend approach [ 18].

A method for fusing data-models with expert information in the form of both certain and uncertain knowledge is proposed and applied to test problems from the fields of data classification and reliability analysis of engineering systems.

Many interesting problems on sequences from the field of computational biology can be solved efficiently by transforming sequence data into (enhanced) suffix arrays [see, for instance, (Beckstette et al., 2006; De Bona et al., 2008; Höhl et al., 2002; Krumsiek et al., 2007; Rahmann, 2003)].