He had written, it was claimed, the three-volume Green Book, which by his lights held a solution for all the problems of governance, and servile Arab intellectuals indulged him, pretending that the collection of nonsensical dictums could be given serious reading.
It was not enough, in the view of Voltaire, among others, to put organized religion in its place; it was necessary to "wipe out that rubbish". The belief in science as a solution for all human problems became a kind of superstition itself.
3. Think of a solution for all your perceived problems.
It should be noted, however, that the two-hybrid system does not provide a solution for all protein-protein problems.
Graphene is a solution for a problem we've not yet encountered.
Secondly, this sounds like a solution for a problem that doesn't exist.
In these experiments, we also evaluate the convergence rate of the PSO algorithm to obtain a solution for all five considered bi-product problems.
For p>p∗≡NN−1, we will show that the above problem has a solution for all λ>0, f∈L1 ΩT) and u0∈L1.
It is well known that there exists λ⁎>0 such that the problem has a solution for all λ∈ 0,λ⁎) and no solution for λ>λ⁎.
We characterize subsets, V, of the complex plane, with the property that, whenever A is densely defined and of α-type V, then the abstract Cauchy problem has a solution, for all initial data in a dense set.
The Office of Strategic Services described Feutchtwanger as "the archtype of intellectual who believes in a patent solution for all problems... vain and not always reliable... has no physical or moral courage... should not be considered as an 'homme politique.' " His dossier ran 1,000 pages.
