Sentence examples for stable problems from inspiring English sources

By exploiting the space decomposition approach, formation-containment problems are transformed into the asymptotically stable problems.

The formation tracking problems are then transformed into asymptotically stable problems.

Based on the above observations, we believe that the new scheme is well suited for stiff mean-square stable problems with moderate (small) stochastic noise intensity or additive noise, where the drift coefficient plays an essential role in the dynamics.

The most stable problems were problems of Communicative Intent, Oppositional Behavior, and Attention (see Table  3).

On the other hand, the items clustering around the interpersonal relations theme are more in line with a trait concept, since the content of these items could be attributed to stable problems of personality [ 11].

The difference in client acuity and in the purpose of care between the two settings (stabilisation of crisis versus long term case management of chronic but stable problems) will also provide a point of comparison for professional conceptualisation and enactment of patient safety.

The main goal is trying to convert an unstable problem into a relative stable problem.

By the Lyapunov approach, the existence conditions for a admissible controller are formulated employing convex optimization approach, and the controller design is cast into a asymptotically stable problem subject to several constraints.

Even the most stable problem behavior (excessive sexual behavior) was reported five times only by 5.4% of those males who reported having difficulties with this problem behavior.

Application of this method at several time points makes it possible to distinguish groups of children with different developmental patterns [ 12]: stable without problems, transitory problems, late-onset problems, and stable with problems, either the same problems (homotypic continuity) or different problems (heterotypic continuity) [ 13, 14].

"The reindeer stabling problem that Santa Claus is facing is not a seasonal issue but rather a reflection of a wider problem that Hong Kong must urgently address," CBRE's head of research for Hong Kong, Edward Farrelly, noted in the spoof announcement.