Sentence examples for stark problem from inspiring English sources

The widening accounts of fraud pose a stark problem for the Obama administration, which has 68,000 American troops deployed here to help reverse gains by Taliban insurgents.

In spite of this accepted wisdom, a quantum chemist, Bill Reinhardt, did calculations for the Stark problem using complex scaling [498] and got sensible results.

Motivated by this, Herbst [241] was able to define complex scaling for a class of two body Hamiltonians including the Hydrogen Stark problem.

One stark problem for the masses-as-sets view (henceforth we will identify a proponent of this view as a 'set theorist'), is that it identifies paradigmatically concrete stuffs with what are usually regarded as paradigmatically abstract objects—sets.

(4) It yields information on asymptotic series and spectral concentration in a particularly clean way and, in particular, a proof of a Bender Wu type formula for the asymptotics of the perturbation coefficients in the Stark problem.

While the free Stark problem has scaled Hamiltonians with empty spectrum when there is one positive charge and N particles of equal mass and equal negative charge, there are charges and masses, where the spectrum is not empty.

On Tuesday, the government announced a vague plan to address "stark problems in income distribution".

John Healey, the Shadow Housing Minister, said:  "These new figures highlight the particularly stark problems people... can face.

Labour said the figures demonstrated the "particularly stark problems" that people in the private rented sector faced.

"There are some stark problems in income distribution that need urgent solving," said the plan, which was issued on the central government's Web site.

Folding together his personal fears and the stark problems facing his church, the new archbishop invoked the words of Pope John Paul II in addressing the United Nations on his last visit to New York in 1995.