Then problems that are in the NP set (relatively quick verification of a proposed solution) are also in P (relatively quick finding of a solution).
When a committee was assigned to determine why construction was taking so long, it spent $7,718 (roughly $105,000 today) on printing its lightning-quick findings that everything was aboveboard; the printing company, of course, was owned by Tweed.
She can be very quick in finding a solution to something".
AZRAQ, Jordan — Republican presidential contender Ben Carson visited two camps for Syrian refugees in the Jordanian desert Saturday, in a quick "fact-finding" trip with no media coverage.
So often young quick bowlers, finding themselves on a fast pitch, explore only the middle of the wicket, revelling in and relishing the bounce, often wasting all their energy.
Carson visited two Syrian refugee camps in November on a quick "fact-finding" journey after Thanksgiving, which he has since publicized in an attempt to gain credibility on the controversy over admitting Syrian refugees into the United States.
Barton Gellman, in his superb biography of the former vice president, "Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency," reveals that Mr. Cheney turned down President George W. Bush's request in 2005 to spearhead the Hurricane Katrina disaster-relief effort, only reluctantly agreeing to one quick fact-finding trip to the ravaged area.
Gearlog did a quick search, finding even lowly 32GB versions topping out at $860.
That spread has been so quick that finding the genesis of the challenge is not easy.
That's the shibboleth that many Western executives and journalists buy into, fed by quick fact-finding trips and endlessly repeated media myths.
