Sentence examples for reasonable problem from inspiring English sources

The competitive and cooperative co-evolution model helps to produce the reasonable problem decompositions by exploiting any correlation, interdependency between components of the problem.

Rather than a confirmed election loser, Abdullah now presents himself to the international community and the Karzai government as a problem to be solved — a responsible, reasonable problem, open to constructive negotiations that will address his interests and concerns.

The method is systematic, renders a reasonable optimization problem, and it offers wavelet filters ranging from the maximally flat to the sharpest transition band.

"Looking at the case for gliding from a fairly tall building of … 150 m, Batman can glide to a distance of about 350 m, which is reasonable; the problem with the glide lies in his velocity as he reaches ground level.

(My favorite legal theory was that the admission paperwork constituted an open-price contract, and thus subsequent charges had to be fair and reasonable). The problem is that an individual patient's charges are rarely high enough to justify an attorney taking the case on a contingent fee basis.

The most reasonable drug problem in the history of skating.

In these and other problems, reasonable people people seeking reasons that can form the basis for a mutual justification of policy will disagree about how to make the tradeoffs among the competing values at issue, even if they agree that the overall goal of health policy should be to protect opportunity.

Is compromise necessarily equalizing and is it a reasonable mode of problem solving and dispute resolution?

A reasonable number choice problem of discrete values, representing the interval data, is investigated.

Although current computational docking protocols are able to generate near-native solutions in a reasonable time, the problem of identifying near-native conformations from a pool of solutions remains very challenging.

Then, a reasonable "weakened" AW problem is introduced, in which the "model-matching" requirement is considered just as a performance requirement (instead of a hard constraint) whose relaxation can be traded off with robustness to larger uncertainties.