Sentence examples for refers to the problem from inspiring English sources

Ding and Liu (2010) refers to the problem of product-aspect co-reference.

Dr. Joyce refers to the problem as "original syn," referring to the chemist's terms syn and anti for the structures in the handed forms.

The book's title partly refers to the problem of the "pure" subject, that is the contradiction between the need for simplicity and standardisation in trials and the messy reality of human lives.

The title of this mirthless comedy (directed by Ron Howard) refers to the problem faced by Vince Vaughn, a Chicago automobile engineer who's about as charming as Heinrich Himmler.

The first sentence of the story refers to "the problem of homosexuality," which is, according to a later sentence, "the subject of growing concern of psychiatrists, religious leaders and the police".

Kathryn P. Sutherland, one of the paper's lead authors, refers to the problem as the "Elkhorn graveyards": standing coral skeletons devoid of living tissue that now stand in the waters off the Keys.

Task allocation refers to the problems of mapping the tasks obtained through task division to individual agents (Puranam et al., 2014, p. 165).

Shamasneh was referring to the problem of their legal case.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Putin referred to "the problem" of NATO expansion.

The more charitable critics of the racial order that then existed referred to the problem of "second-class citizenship".

(During those years, it was common for many in the United States to refer to the problem of African Americans' social status as the "Negro Problem").