Sentence examples for were traditionally addressed from inspiring English sources

Understanding the spatial distributions of dispersed phases and their interaction during scale up are key challenges that were traditionally addressed through pilot scale experiments, but now can be addressed through advanced modelling.

Classical rhetoric was traditionally addressed to an audience made up of a crowd of generally incompetent hearers gathered in a public place; argumentation, however, can be addressed to highly qualified audiences, such as the members of an academy or some learned society.

These problems have been traditionally addressed with linear programming [45].

This problem has been traditionally addressed using centralized schemes or broadcasting methods.

Sensor localization in underwater environments is traditionally addressed using acoustic range measurements involving known anchor or surface nodes.

The problem of feature extraction and data reduction has been traditionally addressed using parametric and nonparametric methods.

The problem has been traditionally addressed in a subjective, partially non-systematic, iterative, time-consuming way, by seeking pilot/driver feedback on the generated motion cues.

The avoidance of mismatch is traditionally addressed by playing schoolboys in their year groups; however, year groups combine at 16 to compete in senior (under-18) school rugby.

The ill-posedness requires expensive regularization schemes or constraints on the optimization problem, while the non-linearity is traditionally addressed with linear approximations or computationally intensive non-linear forward models.

Hansson's proposal introduces a number of moral considerations in risk evaluation that are traditionally not addressed or only marginally addressed.

This is where, we might suppose, the chutzpah of the ghazal begins, because the poems were traditionally love-poems addressed by men to younger males.