Sentence examples similar to tied problems from inspiring English sources

The stated reasons have been tied to problems related to union employees and management conflicts.

Lexus said intermittent misfires and increased oil consumption in some 2006-10 IS 250 and IS 250C models and 2006 GS 300s might be tied to problems inside the engine.

Although the job cuts are spread across the company's business lines, McGraw-Hill tied its problems largely to the turmoil in the subprime mortgage market, which will reduce demand for credit ratings.

The cell size for each type was reduced so that there were 16 normal problems (8 small, 8 large), 8 rule problems, and 8 tie problems (4 small, 4 large).

Investigators have tied the problem to unsterilized pipes, which officials said had since been cleaned.

By seven, they showed significant deficits in working memory, which is strongly tied to problem-solving, I.Q., and reading comprehension.

Charles H. Green of West Orange, N.J., tied the problem of fake reviews into the bigger issue of flattery, which the Internet makes so easy.

She also tied the problem of rape to the issues of pregnancy, writing, "Men began to rape women when they discovered that sexual intercourse led to pregnancy".

This tied ranking problem can be alleviated by incorporating a lexicographic ranking modification into the procedure described above and could be accomplished in the following manner.

This is not possible by tracking alone due to the lack of on-ground orientation and the so-called map-tie problem.

These results showed that the expected number of different dendrograms increases with sample size, as pointed out by MacCuish [21] and that the ties problem is not only a problem of large data sets, since 5%% of the samples (having only 77 descriptors) had a high likelihood (95 %) of yielding 10 different dendrograms.