Sentence examples for reference to the problem from inspiring English sources

This paper examines the fundamental equations of the branch of linear oscillatory dynamics commonly referred to as Statistical Energy Analysis, with particular reference to the problem of two multi-modal sub-systems, strongly coupled at a single point.

Mr. Obama gave only passing reference to the problem, which American officials have been privately pressing their Pakistani counterparts to address all week.

A reference to the problem of multiple prediction without a complete solution was made as early as 1941 by a Russian mathematician, V. Zasuhin.

Muhly had entitled the piece "Seeing Is Believing," a punning reference to the problem of reconciling faith with science faced by the sixteenth-century astronomers whose studies had provided the score's original inspiration.

In this paper, the equivalence of these two methods is discussed with particular reference to the problem of determining the position of a leak in water distribution pipes.

This means that even at a very high level of generality, there is no way we could submit any maxim for assessment to the ideal public, unless such a maxim makes no direct reference to the problem of publicity.

Mr. Bush's upbeat assessment of the two wars made hardly any reference to the problems he will leave to President-elect Barack Obama.

Although he did not again address the issue of playing in New York, he skirted it in reference to the problems Ken Griffey Jr., is having in Cincinnati after coming over from Seattle.

"We are striving," he added, "to achieve the same dynamic in the sport and lifestyle division" — a reference to the problems at Puma, the German sportswear brand, where operating profit fell 13 percent in 2012.

In its update, Ofcom also made reference to the problems of City TV, the holder of the local TV licence for Birmingham, which was forced to appoint administrators last month to find a buyer for the licence before it even launched.

This paper reviews the performance of AMSU-B to date, with particular reference to the problems experienced due to radio-frequency interference.