Sentence examples for problems to match from inspiring English sources

And it has social problems to match any ethnic-minority ghetto.

IT IS one of the world's great cities with problems to match.

Lower level methods such as BDDs and SAT solvers suffer from space and time explosion problems to match sizes of industrial designs in formal equivalence verification and debugging.

Although the advantages of Web survey administration are alluring, researchers must use carefully designed follow-up procedures and avoid technology-related implementation problems to match the effectiveness of traditional paper surveys.

For starters, eventing in an extra-large venue comes with problems to match.

CHILE'S vast copper mines have an energy problem to match.

Reviled in Europe as the spawn of Gordon Gekko and pilloried in America for paying nugatory taxes, they have an image problem to match their bank balances.

Until there is a better picture as to what went on at the Sun it is impossible to form a view as to whether there was a systemic problem to match the industrialised nature of phone hacking as practiced at the News of the World.

Ultrasonic tests carried out in laboratory on intact specimens, together with other supplemental site information, improved tomography resolution, allowing global and node constraints that forced the solution of the inverse problem to match known boundary values.

"Employment is the backbone of society and it is a hard problem," to match the right person with the right role, says Garg. "People pitch recruiting as a transaction… [but] to build a holistic platform is to build a company that fundamentally solves this problem," of making work the most meaningful to the most people, he says.

In this paper, image registration is boil down to a formula discovery problem to match feature points, we develop a new feature-based algorithm for contour registration automatically based on a hybrid approach combining Multi Expression Programming (MEP) with Clonal Selection Principle (CSP).