Sentence examples for the specific problem at hand from inspiring English sources

We anticipate that, for the specific problem at hand, IMAGE provides a wealth of information, specifically a large number of recurrent patterns, i.e. high sensitivity to true positives, but with a somehow reduced specificity, so that the tool can be used either as is, or as a filtration step towards more TF-oriented, but more CPU-intensive, softwares.

Strategy is, in essence, problem solving, and the best approach depends upon the specific problem at hand.

It's clear that building or fixing a complex thing requires a layer of abstraction, so you can solve the specific problem at hand while ignoring the underlying complexity.

Scott Aaronson, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, points out that the classical algorithms against which D-Wave's machine was competing are generalists, not tweaked for the specific problem at hand.

Whichever set of choices is less unpleasant depends on the specific problem at hand.

From several simulations we found that, for the specific problem at hand, by using either Equation (8) or (9) almost identical spectra can be obtained.

We also implement a robust parameter tuning procedure that relies on techniques from statistical testing, experimental design and Response Surface Methodology (RSM) to estimate the optimal values for the control parameters to secure a good performance by BRGA against specific problems at hand.

Disciplined practice of 1) collecting and analyzing data only where the results will drive action, and 2) avoiding mobile tracking when other means can provide the level of detail required to address the specific business problem at hand greatly narrows the range of potential uses for mobile tracking.

The precise characterization of the non-observational component can vary with the specific epistemological problem at hand.

Because of the specific decision problem at hand, namely that with DIS the procedure has to take place within 21 days after the initial trauma, a decision tree was developed.

However, due to the specific structure of the problem at hand, the success of these techniques in reducing the computational effort is rather restricted.