Sentence examples for relating the problem from inspiring English sources

He tried to underline his message of urgency by relating the problem of apostasy to similar situations in Israel's past history.

In June 1993 Wiles, a Princeton University mathematician, had claimed a proof, by relating the problem to a deep conjecture in algebraic number theory, of Pierre de Fermat's famous 350-year-old assertion that xn + yn = zn has no solutions for which x, y, and z are whole numbers if n is three or more.

This technique was known as a coaching technique, which pointed out key issues relating the problem to the definition, best examples and non-examples, according to Bagley (1990).

In addition, we demonstrate that the technique is well suited for highly efficient implementation based on synthesis by model checking technologies, by relating the problem to that of finding a winning strategy in a special safety game and explaining how to actually solve it using an existing verification tool.

As input variables we used problem clarity (" The problem statements were clear to me") and problem familiarity (" I had difficulties relating the problems to what I already know").

Love and Heath [2, 3] related the problem to that of Grassmannian line packing [4].

Related: The Problem of America's 'Warehousing' of the Mentally Ill in Jails.

However, most healthcare providers related the problem to resource constraints and the geographic spread of communities.

Relate the problem to the real world.

In this paper, we shall relate the Robin problem with the RH problem.

The automaker was not aware of any accidents relating to the problem.