Sentence examples for rigorous problem from inspiring English sources

Brilliant features weekly Olympic-style challenges that offer rigorous problem sets in math and physics.

Achieving the objective relies upon a rigorous problem formulation and information on threats to marine ecosystems, effectiveness of management actions at abating threats, and the economic costs of actions.

MPI model is found to be efficient in computing the rigorous problems, especially in simulation.

The unsaturated flow and transport model was applied to a variety of rigorous problems and was found to produce accurate, mass-conserving solutions when compared to analytical solutions and published numerical results.

On the upper layer, a rigorous optimization problem is solved with an economic objective function at a slow time-scale, which captures slow trends in process uncertainties.

Furthermore, solving a new rigorous optimization problem is not necessary at each sampling time if the process has rather slow dynamics compared to the disturbance dynamics.

A rigorous optimization problem is formulated consisting of the calculation of the optimal reactor geometry (length and radius) in such a way that, for a given reactor volume and a given flow rate of the water to be treated, the mean outlet concentration of an organic pollutant is minimized.

Compared to a single-layer architecture, the two-layer architecture is able to address control systems with complex models leading to high computational load, since the rigorous optimization problem can be solved at a slower rate than the process sampling time.

This heuristic scheme could be converted to a more rigorous optimization problem: to find the distribution of kinetic parameters for a network model which minimizes the difference between the SE average and the population-level experimental measurements, while simultaneously reproducing the range of experimentally-observed heterogeneous protein dynamics in single cells.

For some reason, they do not address, even in the "rigorous" section, the problem of quoting a passage that includes ellipses in the original.

"Active engagement in knowledge creation through research," write the authors, "as opposed to simply teaching from textbooks...may help faculty hone their analytical skills and consequently emphasize a more rigorous approach to problem solving".