Sentence examples for problems handled from inspiring English sources
How are problems handled by leaders and managers in industry nowadays?
Worst-case running times of such algorithms are significantly smaller than those needed for optimal solutions of the problems handled.
In addition, most scheduling problems handled by GP are dynamic problems where jobs will arrive randomly over time and their information is only available upon their arrivals.
The most common type of problems handled by big data analytics is prediction accuracy, which is a desirable quality in decision-making.
Some of the key problems handled in the literature are as follows: 1. Maximize the gas flow rate at the delivery station (Amir and Reza 2014).
Most free ISPs have problems handling traffic when they start.
The fan-shaped roof at Miller Park has five retractible panels, which have had problems handling a driving rain.
The swagger of this debut album suggests he won't have many problems handling the hype; indeed, most of it details his greatness as a free-flowing MC.
You see, Rodriguez said in mock serious tones, the Mariners had problems handling the A's this season, so they would not weep if the Yankees ejected them.
Immediately, the service signed people up without even fully launching, even having problems handling the traffic at times.
A litigation wave is conceivable, and Dubai's Arabic-speaking juridical system might face problems handling large quantities of cases that involve many non-Arabic speaking foreigners.
