Sentence examples for that define the problem from inspiring English sources

In the most extreme cases, the creationists resort to semantic gyrations that define the problem away, so that if a fossil has terrestrial legs and feet, it cannot be a sirenian or a whale, even if every other aspect of the anatomy clearly indicates its phylogenetic affinities.

Nonetheless, the specific "expression" of some of the variables that define the problem may be shaped by contextual factors.

The domain of the functions that define the problems is a convex set, which is determined by convex inequality constraints and affine equality constraints.

Indeed, compared to the proof in [1] our development here views the problem from a different angle in that it is not the logarithm function that defines the problem, but a certain monotonicity property in the geometry of polynomials, explicitly stated in Conjecture 3.3.

This ambiguity made it difficult to find terms that defined the problems encountered during the inspection".

Our results show that defining the problem with constraints gives flexibility in modeling, while state-of-the-art constraint solvers enable optimal solutions for large problems, hinting a new method for code generation.

This paper presents two strategies based on shape sensitivity analysis to partially address this limitation of the POD for parameters that define the geometry of the problem at hand (design or shape parameters).

The Piers has a decent artificial bouldering wall made of a hard gray plastic material fashioned to simulate stone; it's dotted with colored holds that define the various routes and problems.

In other words, usefulness of this new model depends on suitably selecting those efficacy (benefit) and safety (risk) variables that best define the problem.

"That helped us define the problem narrowly.

Because most grants require that you define the problem and then declare that when you get so many thousands of dollars you will provide a solution of the problem.