Both emphasized that in healthcare the problem definition phase consumes more time due to conflicting stakeholder objectives and an unclear problem understanding.
Philosophy of law shares a tension that affects philosophy of mind and metaphysics, and perhaps all the central areas of philosophy: it is often unclear which problems are problems of language, and which are not.
And it is unclear what problems this odd pairing might beget.
It's unclear which problems the device is looking to solve in a world of ubiquitous slate phones and low-cost laptops and tablets.
When a patient presented unclear health problems at the GPs' clinic or at home, GPs could ask for a teleconsultation and supply a hospital specialist with the patient's health records and inform the specialist about the observed physical signs and reported symptoms.
It is unclear what problem Electronic Arts was trying to solve by requiring SimCity to work only if the computer running it was online and connected to its servers.
How much of the story is taking place in the main character's head is unclear, a problem shared by "Mr. Jones," an American film by Karl Mueller.
The way confidentiality clauses are used is unclear: A problem is that by their nature we don't often find out much about confidentiality clauses, so it's not that clear if these are being used perfectly sensibly to defuse tense situations or to hush up scandal.
It appears that the so-called hypersensitivity to environmental electric and magnetic fields is an unclear health problem whose nature has yet to be determined.
