Sentence examples for the problem consideration of from inspiring English sources

The method needs to address several aspects, including the scale-free requirement and distributed nature of the problem, consideration of renewable resources, allowing consumers to sell electricity back to the main grid, and adaptivity to a local change in the solution point.

Crucially, disease mitigation is both a technical problem and an economic problem, consideration of the latter dimension being relatively neglected.

In Section 3, the problem under consideration of FDEs is transformed to its equivalent Fredholm integral equation.

There is a massive classical and contemporary literature on the problem of evil; consideration of formulations of the argument from evil and of attempts to reconcile the existence of evil and the existence of an absolutely perfect being is beyond the scope of this article.

In the light of this problem, the consideration of a prognosis index, which is statistically more than a historical control, may be indicated as a control for a pilot study.

In view of the predictors of QoL over and above pathology, one can conclude that with increasing age and with the persistence of psychiatric problems the consideration of QoL for the therapeutic process might gain in importance.

The problem under consideration consists of four homogeneous extended surfaces, longitudinal fins of rectangular and triangular profiles and pins of cylindrical and conical profiles as shown in Fig. 1.

The problem under consideration consists of a contaminated aquifer supplying water to a population.

For the problem under consideration, the method of solution hinges on the application of the region-matching technique (RMT), which is an effective way of overcoming the intrinsic difficulty in exploiting the method of separation of variables.

Classical Winkler foundation beam theory is extended to solve the geocell reinforcement problem, with consideration of the lateral interfacial shearing resistance at the top and bottom of the beam.

For the comparison of groups that vary in shape, the physical problem demands consideration of both size and shape.