Sentence examples for problems imposed by from inspiring English sources

Gila's case illustrates the taboo nature of discussion about psychiatric problems imposed by some orthodox families.

But it is less the financial problems imposed by John's conviction that worries Beere, rather the impact on her children.

Among mammals, giraffe has some of the most challenging physiological and structural problems imposed by its towering height.

But while they recognized the problems imposed by success, she said, they also knew they couldn't afford to make dramatic changes.

Condoleezza Rice may have stayed up all night one night, but the Palestinians have been dealing with problems imposed by Zionists in the region for more than 100 years.

As an army commander, Krueger had to grapple with the problems imposed by vast distances, inhospitable terrain, unfavorable climate, and an indefatigable and dangerous enemy.

This paper considers a multi-period portfolio selection problem imposed by return demand and risk control in a fuzzy investment environment, in which the returns of assets are characterized by fuzzy numbers.

The predictions of SFC before and after CI reaction can aid the food makers to face the combinatorial problem imposed by the choice of the vegetable oil and its fraction in the blend.

However, studies are scarce in the literature, probably reflecting the methodological problem imposed by the fact that next to the 1592 A>G stands the 1591 C>T single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP).

A simple yet efficient harmony search (HS) method with a new pitch adjustment rule (NPAHS) is proposed for dynamic economic dispatch (DED) of electrical power systems, a large-scale non-linear real time optimization problem imposed by a number of complex constraints.

Putting the measures of fertilization success in context with those from rival males can alleviate the problem imposed by its relative nature in these studies.