Mr. Taylor addresses other puzzles too.
This is a disappointment, since Holland promises in the preface that his method of "narrative history" will help us address such puzzles as whether Caligula really forced his soldiers to gather shells beside the Channel, and if so, why.
This framework promises to address familiar puzzles and problems: Maybe the difference between the uranium-spheres generalization and the gold-spheres generalization is that being uranium does necessitate being less than one mile in diameter, but being gold does not.
The puzzles addressed include (i) the lack of increase in Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) upon glucose addition, (ii) the lack of increase in Adenosine diphosphate (ADP) when ATP is hydrolyzed, and (iii) the rapid disappearance of the 'A' (adenine) moiety of ATP.
And, addressing the puzzle of why someone from Iran, which is mostly Shiite, would be allied with the vehemently Sunni ISIS, the Guardian reported that he had rejected Shiism and changed his faith within the past month.
The emerging plan is to address many puzzle pieces separately: studying the exam design (that all non-white groups fare worse on, over all), tutoring applicants, mentoring them through the process, helping appeal background hiccups and cutting in half the four years the process can take.
This study exemplifies a new approach to addressing this puzzle by distinguishing the joint use of the formal informal channel from sole reliance on contact use.
To address that puzzle, Alcino Silva, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Los Angeles, has been experimenting with mice that have mutations in their NF1 gene.
Malebranche, Hutcheson and Hume are just a few to address this puzzle by developing accounts of the meta-pleasures afforded to us by the exercise of our emotions.
Bohr's way of addressing the puzzle was to point out that individual states of a pair of coupled particles cannot be considered in isolation, in the same way as the state of the object and the state of the instrument are dynamically inseparable during measurements.
