Sentence examples for which is posed from inspiring English sources

This equation is motivated by the corresponding ordinary difference equation which is posed in [4].

The cascade stability is then predicted by solving the structural model, which is posed as a complex eigenvalue problem.

All outcome variables are collected monthly, other than the question on one's subjective probability of working full-time after age 70, which is posed quarterly.16.16

To compute the connecting orbits, the boundary value problem which is posed on the real line is frequently replaced by one on a finite interval.

The doctor then refers to the report regarding the increase in fibrosis and the patient (line 13) then presents a gloss of the meaning of the news which is posed as a question.

Bali's dog population is facing a new crisis which is posing an equal threat to humans.

Approximately 20%% of MSW usually remained unattended in open areas, which is posing health hazards and also causing ecological imbalances to land, water and air (Kansal 2002).

That is to say, there is a new form of totalitarianism which is posing a threat to the peace of the world, not for France or Europe alone, but for the peace of the world.

The transformation of healthy forests into degraded landscapes is one of the major impacts of human activity on the natural environment, which is posing a great threat to biodiversity.

Treasury sources said that the speech was designed to highlight the global risks to economic recovery which are posed by emerging markets such as Venezuela, Turkey, Ukraine and Indonesia.

The informality of Hardy's portraits - what critics liked to call their "playful intimacy" - contrasted with the typical stills of the silver screen era, which were posed, haughty and consciously theatrical.