Sentence examples for some particular problems from inspiring English sources

Let's pause for a moment and look at the single part of the letter to Harriet Harman where he actually cites some particular problems.

Some particular problems in the study of gas evolution are considered.

Some customized simulators are developed to study some particular problems in WSNs.

Also, in [1] some applications to matrix equations are presented, in [3, 4] some applications to periodic boundary value problem and to some particular problems are, respectively, given.

It is also shown in the paper that a combination of the Huygens ABC with the PML ABC is very well suited to the solution of some particular problems.

This domino-like effect that the recurrence has on back-propagation gives rise to some particular problems, and back-propagation applied to RNNs is referred to as back-propagation through time (BPTT).

I think the less explicitly political fiction is, the less it's aimed at some particular problem, the more effective it may be.

Though Mr. Varnedoe allows that the show had some "very particular problems," its stated ambitions did accurately reflect the general sensibilities of its organizer: a pursuit of specifics in generalities, a commitment to objects and the people who make them, a search for connections between high art and the stuff of everyday life.

However, some languages present particular problems.

Our kinetic analysis of primer-extension with gNTP substrates has provided some insight into the particular problems that prevent efficient Therminator-catalyzed GNA synthesis.

Thirdly while our data suggest that there are some regional differences, for example particular problems experienced in Western Ukraine and Southern Kyrgyzstan and geographical variations with cities, the study did not systematically explore differences between different regions of the two focus countries.