Sentence examples for range of the problem from inspiring English sources
"We don't think the city's existing cabaret laws adequately address the problems affecting communities and nightlife establishments," said Gretchen Dykstra, the commissioner of the Department of Consumer Affairs, "but we need to document the range of the problem".
The approximate solutions are obtained in a broad range of the problem domain and are compared with the generalized Euler method (GEM).
The AHP converts these evaluations and comparisons to numerical values that can be processed and compared over the entire range of the problem.
In every generation, a new set of approximations is built by the process of selection of the best member based on their fitness degree within the range of the problem and by reproduction via operators derived from natural genetics.
To get an idea of the range of the problem, the following example should be mentioned: narrow-leaved waterweed (Elodea nuttallii) has been proliferating at an enormous rate in German waterways and lakes in recent decades.
In particular, it is established that for the considered change range of the problem parameters, the buckling form depends only on the initial infinitesimal imperfection mode of the crack edges.
Acidification is just one of a broader range of the problems facing the oceans and the combination of different effects is increasing the threat.
The state cannot describe in great detail the scope and range of the problems plaguing those individuals who have been left on the rolls.
"What's amazing to me is the range of the problems, and the fact that we have a very tight time frame to solve them".
As Fodor (1983) puts it, "domain specificity has to do with the range of questions for which a device provides answers (the range of inputs for which it computes analyses)" (p. 103): the narrower the range of inputs a system can compute, the narrower the range of problems the system can solve and the narrower the range of such problems, the more domain specific the device.
Method in this normal phase operates within a disciplinary matrix (Kuhn's later concept of a paradigm) which includes standards for problem solving, as well as defines the range of problems the method should be applied to.
