Sentence examples for specifically a problem from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the naturalistic fallacy is not well named in that it is not specifically a problem for naturalists, and Moore admits as much.

In these experiments, there were no people, no faces and no social interactions, suggesting a fundamental problem with attention, and, specifically, a problem shifting attention from one thing to another.

We make the assumption that all nodes have a fixed output transmission power and formulate the scheduling problem as an integer programming problem, more specifically an assignment problem.

Britain has gone further than most countries in defining extremism specifically as a problem of undesirable beliefs.

He specifically mentioned a problem purchasing "Tiger" vehicles outfitted with American-manufactured engines from Jordan, due to a U.S. legal restriction on Libya's purchase of American-equipment.

This is the starting point of the whole project and specifically formulates a problem observed in the analysis of the reality.

CPS specifically has a problem with assessing its own capacity to make sweeping policy changes.

In view of recent technological developments for large-scale measurements of DNA expression levels, this problem can often be formulated more specifically as a problem of gene network inference from microarray gene expression data.

This is nothing new and not specifically a London problem (Empty homes scandal of UK's billionaires row, 1 February).

Specifically, a major problem related to joining is the use of mechanical/fastener joints with drilled holes that can damage the continuous fibers and cause considerable reduction in the load carrying capacity of resulting composite structures.

Therefore, lack of collaboration is not specifically a Dutch problem but is present in several countries where a separation between primary care and mental health care exists.