Sentence examples for problems of combining from inspiring English sources

Several authors argue that it must now - urgently - do more to tackle the problems of combining work and family.

This tonal uncertainty may reflect the problems of combining peppy folk humor and death-camp fears into one package.

In 1930 Wrinch also published a book, The Retreat from Parenthood, using the pseudonym Jean Ayling, about the problems of combining child rearing and a professional career.

Not only did it have to deal with the technical problems of combining data feeds from fixed-income, equity, commodities and other markets, it also had to consolidate billing and accounting practices.

"Flow" has not solved all the problems of combining hip-hop and theater, nor is it likely to turn New York into a city full of rapper-actor-dancers.

Even at this early stage, however, the merger offers some powerful lessons in the problems of combining firms in different countries.Two sets of problemsThe business background to the deal shows why both companies were willing to take on such problems.

Given the independence of our data sets, we chose to address the problem of combining multiple testing results by using Fisher's combination test.

Only a few places Denmark, Sweden and, to a lesser extent, France and Quebec provide comprehensive systems of after-school care.Different countries have adopted different solutions to the problem of combining work and parenthood.

One of the speakers at the event, the computer scientist and I.B.M. Fellow Ron Fagin, described using fuzzy logic to solve the problem of combining information from two types of databases; the result was a very efficient, and very short (ten-line), algorithm.

That year the father, Antoine, was invited to a showing of Thomas Edison's Kinetoscope in Paris; his description of the peephole machine on his return to Lyon set Louis and Auguste to work on the problem of combining animation with projection. Louis found the solution, which was patented in 1895.

Then the problem of combining visual cognition systems is transformed to the problem of combining multiple scoring systems.