Sentence examples for a global solution that from inspiring English sources
On the Middle East, he said there should be "a global solution" that would guarantee the security of all countries in the region, including Israel, and the creation of a "homeland" for the Palestinians.
Tim Gore, Oxfam's senior climate change policy adviser, added: "Climate funding holds the key to unlocking the talks and steering the world to a global solution that tackles the threat and the reality of climate change".
A global effort is needed to tackle extreme poverty.Cowan CoventryChief executiveIntermediate Technology Development GroupRugby, WarwickshireSIR – Carbon dioxide is a global problem calling for a global solution that takes into account the entire life cycle of the fuels involved ("Environmental enemy No. 1", July 6th).
These algorithms work by constructing a cache of policies for different regions of the MDP and then optimally combining the cached solution to produce a global solution that is within provable bounds of the optimal solution.
This suggests that a local solution to the vaccination problem may be a better overall solution as the network grows in size or has a global solution that is difficult to calculate.
International climate negotiations so far have been based on the notion that a global challenge requires a global solution, that the United Nations are the most suitable platform for universal action, and that with time it will be possible to increase the ambition level and stringency of the commitments, drawing in a growing number of Parties [5].
This imperative of possible failure justifies hope in a falling market: only an EU rejuvenated by the crisis - hand-in-hand with the US openness to the world under Obama - can build on the seeds of a united global solution that were sown at the start of this month.
Moreover, when (g v =v) and (chi (v =mathrm{const.}:=chi>0), Tao [21] proved that if (|v_{0}|_{L^{infty}(Omega)}) is sufficiently small, then the corresponding initial boundary value problem possesses a unique global solution that is uniformly bounded.
In this section, our aim is to establish an asymptotic profile to our global solution that is constructed in Theorem 4.1.
For a stochastic differential equation, in order to have a unique global solution (that is, no explosion in a finite time) for any given initial value, the coefficients of the equation are generally required to satisfy the linear growth condition and local Lipschitz condition [27].
On the other hand, optimisation techniques [11, 34] can be utilised to provide global solutions that optimise an overall performance goal (e.g., energy/spectral efficiency).
