Sentence examples for problems in conjunction from inspiring English sources

However, after implantation with titanium alloy implants, some problems in conjunction with bone and other tissues have arisen in individual cases.

It also develops a new theoretical framework to assess a concurrent engineering approach to assembly systems design problems, in conjunction with an ergonomics optimization of the workplace.

In this paper a stochastic spline fictitious boundary element method (SFBEM) is proposed for reliability analysis of plane elasticity problems in conjunction with the advanced first-order-second-moment (AFOSM) method.

For dynamic analysis of a suspended beam subject to the simultaneous action of moving oscillators and multiple support motions, we need to deal with nonlinear interaction problems in conjunction with time-dependent boundary conditions.

Subsequently, the issue is studied for aerodynamic Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes problems in conjunction with a standard finite-volume discretisation on median-dual grids and a strong implementation of noslip walls, found in many unstructured general-purpose flow solvers.

This paper put forward a new error analysis method based on the fuzzy logic system, which is able to make error estimation effectively using human expert experience, and solve the two classical elasticity problems in conjunction with the H-R adaptive boundary element method.

When DaimlerChrysler investigated the VVT control problem in conjunction with researchers at the University of Michigan, neural networks turned out to be the best solution.

More complete approaches study the channel assignment problem in conjunction with the routing problem [19, 22].

The transmitter block also contains a unit managing the IEEE802.11 Network Allocation Vector which is a mechanism for channel time reservation in the case of frame fragmentation or to solve the hidden node problem in conjunction with RTS/CTS frames.

The fact that a minority of physicians indicated that they felt well prepared to assist a patient with a smoking problem, in conjunction with the fact that a majority of male physicians are current smokers and that the smoking prevalence of female physicians is over seven times that of the national prevalence, indicates a need for more developed medical system intervention.

It addresses a wide area of problems occurring in conjunction with remote laboratory experiments, starting with access management procedures via remote control to network- based analysis of measured data.