Sentence examples for the previously mentioned problems from inspiring English sources

To avoid the previously mentioned problems holding drones back from commercial use, Airmada have developed an enclosed, automated drone terminal.

However, LR does not always resolve the previously mentioned problems; in some countries, it is a "dead word" in legislation.

The behavior of MOPEN in terms of CPU time used to solve large problems can be considered as good; therefore, this package is a powerful tool to handle the previously mentioned problems.

The strategy is a good solution to the previously mentioned problems because the concentrations of individual components can be accurately obtained even in the presence of uncalibrated interferences, that is, "second-order advantage".

To address the previously mentioned problems, we developed the following algorithm: First, the PDF of the filtered HOS estimators are obtained using the kernel PDF estimator (see Figure 7).

An application, using Drools Rule Flow, was developed to facilitate the use of the guideline and mediate the previously mentioned problems regarding the follow-up of the guideline.

In addition, Obama's ideas on taxation -- and his drive to reform the previously mentioned problem areas of education and health care -- may have a direct impact on the Latino standard of living.

With the graph-theoretic approach, the previously mentioned problem is absent because the trouble-making markers are always deleted.

To enhance the precision of segmented objects, a final repairing step was added at the end of stages 1 and 3. Finally, using anatomic landmarks in stage 3 allows a strong anatomy-based filtering procedure and also helps to address the previously mentioned problem.

The new transducer technology and signal processing techniques reduced previously mentioned problems and are now more suitable for industrial process monitoring and control.

Based on this system model, a new control concept with input output decoupling and feedback linearisation is developed to overcome both previously mentioned problems.