Sentence examples for unstructured problems from inspiring English sources

Counterinsurgency wars, like those in Iraq and Afghanistan, are all about unstructured problems.

"The crux of the problem in our Army," Wass de Czege wrote, "is that officers are not systematically taught how to cope with unstructured problems".

The junior and field-grade officers, who command at the battalion level and below, deal with unstructured problems — adapting to the insurgents' ever-changing tactics — as a matter of course.

The CM has proven particularly useful in solving unstructured problems with many variables and causal relationships.

Unstructured problems are the hardest problems to solve, because of their high uncertainty and highly political character.

The OECD described pupils who excelled in the test as 'quick learners, highly inquisitive and able to solve unstructured problems in unfamiliar contexts' (OECD, 2014, p. 44).

Breaking a complex unstructured problem down into its component factors.

These biases constitute a masking of value conflicts or uncertainties on relevant facts, which causes an unstructured problem to be perceived as a (moderately) structured one.

The AHP approach involves decomposing a complex and unstructured problem into a set of components organized in a multilevel hierarchic form.

In this paper, we propose an alternative evolutionary-based architectural design method by using the Implicit Redundant Representation Genetic Algorithm (IRRGA) that is highly suited to explore unstructured problem formulation such as conceptual design.

With versatile analyses of the test results, it is addressed how GAE support people to become aware of or to acquire some threads or structures, which lead to in-depth research or quantitative modeling during unstructured problem-solving process.