Sentence examples for problems have been overcome from inspiring English sources
They'll need to be tested to make sure these problems have been overcome.
During 30 years operation of TRP, many technological problems have been overcome to obtain the stable and reliable operation.
These problems have been overcome by the simple but effective device of initially combining the two-carbon compound with a four-carbon acceptor; it is much less difficult chemically to dismember and oxidize a compound having six carbon atoms.
This paper will discuss the difficulties with implantation of SiC for manufacturing of electronic devices and also describe how the problems have been overcome, for instance by implantation at elevated temperatures and using high temperature post-implant annealing.
These problems have been overcome by an on-line system which can be regarded as a prototype for similar systems which exploit the selectivity of sol gel immunoaffinity columns.
Many significant technical problems have been overcome during the lengthy development history and large benefits have been predicted, however, the realization of these benefits through to production applications in the aerospace sector has to date been limited.
The Hubble program manager, Preston Burch, told a news conference that the operation had proceeded almost flawlessly after the initial problems had been overcome.
Once the Wright brothers demonstrated that the basic technical problems had been overcome at the start of the 20th century, military and civil aviation developed quickly.
On Friday, Obama acknowledged that website failures had hampered the rollout of the healthcare exchanges, the central plank of the reforms, but he insisted the main problems had been overcome.
In March, American intelligence reported that a C-130 that appeared to have a fuel probe on its left wing was parked near a Mirage F-1 at a military airfield near Tripoli, leading American intelligence analysts to speculate that the technical problems had been overcome.
That problem has been overcome by Bruce Bunker, at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
