Sentence examples for problems on structural from inspiring English sources

The booklet was updated in 2012 to reflect the ravages of Hurricane Sandy; according to Mr. Sothern, some 100,000 homes along the New Jersey, New York and Connecticut coastlines sustained water damage, and "99 percent plus of them are seeing mold problems on structural wood".

But what's exciting about these individual campaigns is the way they're building a movement capable of taking on structural, systemic problems.

SVM is a supervised machine learning method extensively used in classification and regression problems based on Structural Risk Minimization (SRM) principle from statistical learning theory [37].

The advantages of the presented algorithm in comparison to some earlier approaches are demonstrated on three engineering problems of structural analysis solved by the BDDC method.

But that means that some group, some political articulation, has to keep attention on the problem of structural inequality.

Any problem of structural dynamics strongly depends on the accuracy and the reliability of the analysis method since the parameters involved in the selection of the appropriate algorithm are affected by the nature of the problem.

The Historical Association, and the recently launched Better History group, blame this on structural problems in the system: schools favour subjects that deliver better test results, and pupils are forced to specialise from age 14.

Vietnam's most important domestic issue is a decision on whether to continue to pursue high economic growth or to focus on structural problems, Mr. Thayer, an expert on Vietnam at the Australian Defense Force Academy at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, said by telephone.

The Latin-American Workshop on Cliques in Graphs is focused on structural problems in graph theory and is becoming a traditional event in the area.

Last but not least, the Critiquing Rules are based on prescriptive guidelines for good writing and on structural problems observed in the annotated corpus, as an attempt to anticipate and correct ill-formed structural patterns that the writer might construct.

The investigation of solutions to BVP (1.1), in dependence on p, represents a classical nonlinear buckling problem in the literature on structural mechanics.