Sentence examples for problems which followed from inspiring English sources

Cameron was very open about his son's medical problems, which followed him from birth.

A numerical solution has been found for the hyperbolic initial-value problem, which follows from the 16-moment set of equations describing the transport of a plasma in a strong magnetic field.

The design of the model both for the static and dynamic problem, which follows the network method rules, is explained in detail and the model is run on standard electrical circuit simulation software to provide, in its own graphic ambient, the average total friction force, the Fast Fourier Transforms of atom displacement and the phase diagrams.

Let (v(t)) and (widehat{v}(t)) be two solutions satisfying the problem (13) which follow, respectively, from the initial data (u_{0}) and (widehat{u}_{0}).

A 1972 quote from Rutter summarizes the problems with using the term autism which followed the introduction of statistical and epidemiological methods: ' autism means a withdrawal into fantasy but this is not what happens in the syndrome of autism' (Rutter, 1972: 327).

Prescription drugs, in turn, are the most tangible piece of the problem, and the new Medicare benefit, which followed a fierce partisan fight in Washington, has framed the debate for the campaign.

The study project, which followed one organized by The New York Times Magazine last summer, was undertaken to rectify this problem.

Which followed which into the woodpile.

Nor was the advertising work which followed.

In the summer of 2007 the economies of the United States and Western Europe starting suffering bank liquidity and real estate problems, which were followed by a severe banking crisis, with a strong credit reduction and economic recession that still last in Spain.

Spectral processing techniques such as the Phase Vocoder or sinusoidal models work well during the steady-state regions of musical notes, but have problems in transient areas which follow note onsets [5, 23].