Sentence examples for a general solution to from inspiring English sources

However, since a general solution to the 'energy balance problem' remains elusive, there is no generally accepted approach for doing so.

But it is "not a general solution to malnutrition at all," said Mark W. Rosegrant of the International Food Policy Research Institute in Washington.

The search for a general solution to the polynomial equation would provide the greatest single impetus for the transformation of algebra in the 19th century.

Most current A.I. work focuses enormous power on a single problem (like recognizing syllables in a stream of speech), but the field shouldn't forget that fine-tuned solutions for individual problems still don't constitute a general solution to the larger challenge before A.I.: making machines that are smart enough to learn new things, all by themselves.

Meanwhile Germain had actively revived her interest in number theory and in 1819 wrote to Gauss outlining her strategy for a general solution to Fermat's last theorem, which states that there is no solution for the equation xn + yn = zn if n is an integer greater than 2 and x, y, and z are nonzero integers.

Unfortunately, I cannot propose a general solution to this issue.

Earlier this year, Counternotions proposed a slotted clipboard as An interim solution for iOS 'multitasking': until Apple has a more general solution to multitasking and inter-app navigation, the four-slot clipboard with a visible UI should be announced at WWDC.

In this paper a critical theoretical account is given under which circumstances the existing equations may be used providing a more general solution to the galvanostatic step problem as used in transient measurements.

A more general solution to the above problems would be to use another approach such as the eXtensible Data Model and Format (Clarke and Mark, 2007) or FieldML (Britten et al., 2013).

The objective is to provide a fast and general solution to the inverse kinematic problem when it is extensively evaluated as in design processes of manipulators.

Our findings suggest that shared premotor neurons that form specific multi-target connections with selected motoneurons are a simple and general solution to the problem of orofacial coordination.