Sentence examples for sat problems from inspiring English sources

Both problems were successfully formulated as SAT problems.

We discuss the architecture of the program and the encoding of SAT problems.

Exploiting multi-core architectures is a way to tackle the CPU time consumption when solving SATisfiability (SAT) problems.

This paper describes how to formulate two problems in power estimation of CMOS combinational circuits as SAT problems or 0 1 integer linear programming (ILP).

As another example, (Massacci and Marraro 2000) discusses an application in logical cryptanalysis, that is, the verification of properties of cryptographic algorithms expressed as SAT problems.

In order to identify the most suitable PB constraints, some algorithms (core-guided) analyze the unsatisfiable cores retrieved from the previous SAT problems in the sequence while refining the lower bound.

She learnt from Mr Kohl to "sit problems out", says Gerd Langguth, a political scientist who has written her biography.

Polls have for some time now showed her to be more popular than her party; that cautious, sensible, pragmatic style – her biographer, Gerd Langguth, has said she likes to "sit problems out", and rather than entertain grand ideas of a "historical mission" or "social vision" seeks "to solve today's problems, in a way that ensures she stays in power" – clearly resonates.

The team will probably experience some problems with fall-backs into old habits, e.g., trying to sit problems out instead of resolving them quickly, before people develop a sense of kaizen.

Other questions included whether the patient could sit without problems in a wheel-chair and whether they had problems with perineal care.

"Letting them sit creates problems with the engine and electrical systems".