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It is often pointed out that it is the affluent countries that have caused the problem, owing to their higher greenhouse gas emissions over the past two centuries.

Additionally, security requirements exacerbate the problem owing to the computational demand of encryption/decryption and file integrity hashing.

But Mr Pound reckons that the failure, at least until now, to tackle the problem owes less to inability to keep pace with science than to lack of will.

It is particularly hard to resolve this problem owing to the nature of Zoroastrianism itself as a religion that has always drawn heavily on already existing ideas and that has accommodated itself to various forms of Iranian religions.

But the problems owed less to lack of input than lack of consensus, he said.

However, they faced the acid attack problem owing mainly to the high content of calcium compounds in the composite.

The press suggested that the number five spot, relatively close to the inside rail, could be a problem owing to the "speed horses" that would go to the front early in the race, surrounding him on both sides, especially if the colt was slow out of the gate.

Roughly speaking, however, the sampling scheme in the ASVM is to select samples close to the decision boundary estimated by already gotten data, and it is often the case that the ASVM does not work well for our problem owing to the sampling scheme.

The wavelet transform method had good localization characteristics in both the time and frequency domains for signal analysis; however, the wavelet method had a frequency-aliasing problem owing to the less than ideal cut-off frequency characteristics of wavelets.

After the relaxation transformation, the problem of (11) is still a non-convex optimization problem owing to the presence of auxiliary variable τ.

Despite great progress in the development of these materials, graphene FeFETs still suffer from a low ION/IOFF ratio and the OFF-state leakage problem owing to various undesirable tunneling mechanisms and ambipolar behavior.