Sentence examples for the problem viewed from inspiring English sources

To tackle time inconsistency, one then focuses typically on either pre-commitment strategies, i.e. controls that are optimal for the problem viewed at the initial time, but may be not optimal at future date, or game-equilibrium strategies, i.e., control decisions considered as a game against all the future decisions the controller is going to make.

Indeed, the problems, viewed from the vantage point of the mid-1960s must have seemed all but insurmountable.

In most instances I didn't have much of a problem viewing the display.

The problem with viewing China from the outside is that it's hard to find an appropriate lens.

* F-Origin of Finland has developed a technology called IRIS that addresses the problem of viewing rich Web data on a small screen.

We don't need to look far to see the problems of viewing religion as an end unto itself.

The New Yorker, March 7 , 1925P. 17 A solution of the transit problem View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Rivka Galchen.

Problems viewing the form?

But now Twitter has turned into a fiery digital soapbox against NBC, as its users have merged their resentment over tape delay with problems viewing the live streams.

It added: "In the meantime, Firefox users experiencing problems viewing videos in Flash Player should try the workarounds listed in this help article".

The layout problem is viewed from the general perspective as a problem of the arrangement of elements within a system.