Sentence examples for resources to be solved from inspiring English sources

The topology optimization method (TOM) requires high computational resources to be solved, especially in multiphysics problems.

To achieve this, expansion models will need to incorporate unit commitment constraints, which can result in large scale MILP problems that require significant computational resources to be solved.

After introducing the acceleration resource for VNF, how to implement uniform deployment and allocation of the acceleration resources is an urgent problem to be solved.

Thus, according to Chris Asplen (2004), forensic DNA databases allow for a "conservation of resources", either by enabling crimes to be solved more quickly, or by speeding up the judicial proceedings by consolidating the evidence or introducing plea bargaining1.

The government regards the Roma minority as a valuable human resource, and not a problem to be solved, say officials.

But a number of challenges still need to be solved if this resource is to realize its full potential.

"The transportation issue needs to be solved before any substantial resources from the Caspian will be brought on market," said David J. Lesar, chief executive of the Halliburton Company, a big energy services and engineering company.

This adhesin design provides a powerful "networked" solution to the problem of successful switching of adhesin specificities a problem that is probably too large and too complicated to be solved with the genetic resources of an individual phage.

Fifth and last section, Conclusion, presents the conclusion of this work focusing on the four main problems to be solved in cloud computing resource management.

Oftentimes immigrants are viewed as a problem to be solved, rather than a resource; a common inclination is to build fences, rather than bridges.

"I really think the inertia of having a one-party government running a county for about 100 years leaves them no resources to be able to solve anything," he said.