Sentence examples for which makes problems from inspiring English sources

That is the aspect which makes problems for them".

Given the hypergraph described above (whose size is linear in the size of the underlying 3-SAT problem) consider the minimal constrained hyperpath problem where all the hyperarcs ε i are mandatory, and the target is T. A solution of this problem gives in linear time a solution for the underlying SAT problem, which makes the problem of minimal constrained hyperpath an NP-complete problem.

The SPRINT algorithm is not only simple, accurate, and fast, it also improves the data structure, which makes mining problems easier to solve.

Due to the effect of time-delays, coupled correlative terms will inevitably appear if the system is divided into two subsystems including a differential subsystem and an algebraic subsystem, which makes the problems become more complicated.

The objective function in this optimization problem is always nonconvex, which makes the problem difficult to solve.

The best choice to express the sparsity of nonzero entries in x is L0 norm, which makes the problem a NP-hard combinatory optimization problem and very difficult to solve.

This is done with a view to convert a multivariable optimization problem into a set of two-variable optimization scheme which makes the problem much simpler.

The key condition which makes nonlinear problem have at least one positive solution is related to the first eigenvalue of the associated linear problem.

Seldom is there a public outcry, which makes the problem worse, according to some.

This drives some further underground, which makes the problem harder to police.

"People who are heavily indebted, desperate and vulnerable need advice which makes their problem better, not worse, and should not be exploited.