Sentence examples for First posed from inspiring English sources

First posed in 1968, nug30 is an optimization problem--akin to the traveling salesman problem where someone tries to visit the state capitals while putting the minimum number of miles on his car.

The problem of batch chemical process synthesis was first posed formally in the seventies.

The first posed no risk to our baby but for other reasons was unappealing.

(In 1958, when the question was first posed, seventy-three per cent trusted the government).

For his doctoral thesis, Demaine solved the "carpenter's rule problem," a mathematical dilemma first posed around 25 years before.

This question was first posed in 1977, by Tam Dalyell, who was then the Labour M.P. for West Lothian.

The interview was granted to El Mundo on the condition that the questions be first posed over email.

It's a question that Trump first posed to African American voters during a rally in North Carolina on Thursday.

Technically, Brian Farrell, a British philosopher, first posed the question of "what it would be like to be a bat" in a paper entitled "Experience" (Mind, 1950).

Alspach first posed the problem that if there exists a matching M of m edges with exactly one edge from each 2-factor.

It's also something of a surprise, because when the question was first posed, it was immediately clear that some multiprover proofs were not resilient against entanglement.