Sentence examples for representing a problem from inspiring English sources

The finite element method requires a discretization, or a mesh, to solve the partial differential equations representing a problem with essential boundary conditions.

This knowledge can subsequently be used to achieve a goal state, representing a problem solution.

In newborns physeal separations and septic osteomyelitis or arthritis are unusual, representing a problem in diagnosis and treatment.

The increased dropout rate at pilot facilities in Bong was still below the threshold that WHO considers representing a problem.

First, according to the descriptive statistics on the ICF categories, only those ICF categories representing a problem for at least 10% of the patients were considered for further analyses.

This all represents a problem.

The show's reduction to American art represents a problem for Europeans and their self-image.

Not only is the trash somewhat unsightly, it represents a problem from a climate perspective.

John Flick, a spokesman for United Parcel Service's international division, agreed that shipping charges may represent a problem for customers.

That represents a problem because with that you can justify having them in prisons, you justify building walls," he said.

A mental set, or "entrenchment," is a frame of mind involving a model that represents a problem, a problem context, or a procedure for problem solving.