Sentence examples for usually tackled from inspiring English sources

The monitoring and control of bulk chemical processes, especially with regard to heat transfer, pose problems usually tackled by chemists and chemical engineers.

Modelling of anatomical parts is usually tackled through triangulated models with specialised Bio-CAD applications.

The MLP learning problem is usually tackled by the backpropagation (BP) algorithm [34], which applies a stochastic gradient-descent strategy over the weight space.

Our approach is based on a constraint programming formulation that merges a number of steps, usually tackled in sequence in classic approaches.

The proposed schemes require the solutions of second-order cone programming (SOCP) problems that are usually tackled by computational demanding interior point (IP) methods.

This issue is usually tackled using either organic solvents or surfactants to promote emulsification, making industrial processes expensive and not environmentally friendly.

This is not the sort of material divas of her ilk usually tackle.

"He's in great form," Ryan said, adding that the distance of the Princess Of Wales's, two furlongs further than his horse usually tackles, would not be a problem.

He added that while homeowners can usually tackle a nest of paper wasps, it is not advisable to attempt the same thing with other varieties of wasps, like hornets or yellow jackets.

Off Broadway, well-known dramatists like David Henry Hwang (with "Yellow Face"), Stephen Adly Guirgis ("The Little Flower of East Orange") and Neil LaBute ("Reasons to Be Pretty") have been represented by what are effectively coming-of-age plays, a genre that writers usually tackle in their first professional youth.

A Spike Lee joint usually tackles major social issues that have a large effect on the mindset of African Americans.