Sentence examples for the revised problem from inspiring English sources

end{aligned}Composition up (Moulin 2000) states that if after having distributed the endowment, this increases, then a rule recommends the same if (i) we cancel the initial distribution and apply the rule to the revised problem, or (ii) we let agents keep their initial awards, adjust their claims down by these amounts, and re-apply the rule to allocate the increment of the endowment.

Mark #12 applied his original technique to this revised problem: To calculate the average number of moves, pretty much do the same thing, except that the number on each intersection is equal to one plus the average of the adjacencies and the boundaries are zero.

This was version No. 2. The revised score met with its own problems.

The cohort of unrevised patients with problems is probably as large as the revised cohort (Söderman et al. 2001).

In addition, the improvisation undertaken in the revised design of MIC-O-MAP reduced the interaction-based problems which had arisen in the original design.

In the revised framework, the development stage aims to gain an understanding of the problem, the intervention and the evaluation.

They said the revised deal was a government trick to quell the public anger without solving the problem.

But the revised article, with the same headline, still had no more information about the problems with taxes and household help.

The problem with possible world fictionalism identified in Rosen 1993 in particular led to the revised account in Armstrong 1997.

The declaration also argues that the hazard-based criteria the revised regulations were using to ban certain pesticides could "compromise the possibility to combat new pest problems, whether crop related or posing threats to human health".

PolitiFact rated the revised statement mostly true.