Sentence examples for problems in connecting from inspiring English sources

The other three had problems in connecting the scientific terms to the statistical concept of regression line (SN and PN).

Using the ANSYS finite element method (FEM) program, a study was made of the problems in connecting glass beams.

Another well-placed source at a tech accelerator told us: "We had problems in connecting internet today – mostly due to people trying to access through 3G network.

In two cases, the patient monitor was replaced because of problems in connecting the monitor to the phone line.

When you insert the card push it with some extra force, not too gently, otherwise it will not be completely inserted and you will face problems in connecting to the internet.

The parliament is increasingly influential, but has a problem in connecting to its electorate.

All would admit it has a problem in connecting with the European citizen, but that is only one side of the coin.

However, the real technical problem lay in connecting these disparate military networks—hence the name Internet for a network of networks.

In recent papers [2 9], the classical Fourier projection method [10, 11] for solving boundary-value problems (BVP s) for the Laplace and Helmholtz equations in canonical domains has been extended in order to address similar differential problems in simply connected starlike domains, whose boundaries may be regarded as an anisotropically stretched unit circle centered at the origin.

The first auxiliary problem proposed in [17] plays an important role in connecting the continuous and discrete obstacle problems.

The SCPD is flexible in connecting pro-active interventions to individual problems.