Above all else, within its cellular domain, neoplasia is sanctioned as an exceptional problem-solving agency granted privilege through its exclusive self-referential participant/observer status.
It will select on talent alone, looking in particular for exceptional problem solvers and logic fiends, regardless of wealth or family background, according to Alastair MacWillson, a driving force behind the initiative.
Humans are exceptional problem solvers.
Humans are exceptional problem solvers and make no mistake innovation is truly our best friend in the 21st century.
People with organizational or office management skills can also boast exceptional problem solving skills.
Taken together, these points from the 2003 WHO document make it clear that members of the WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization had difficulty dealing with the exceptional problems posed by the first-generation smallpox vaccines, i.e., vaccines produced in animal skin.
According to this view, RNA is an exceptional solution to the problem of molecular information storage but was not the first solution to this problem in a continuum of molecular systems (Cairns-Smith, 1977; Joyce et al., 1987).
Curved composite concrete-steel I-girder bridges provide an exceptional solution to the problems of urban congestion, traffic, and pollution, but their behavior is quite complex due to the coupled bending and torsion response of the bridges.
"The Mount Kisco problem was an exceptional one," said Silvio Vitiello, the foreman of the Metro-North repair crew that put the Mount Kisco elevators back in service last week.
In addition to a poor subjective perception of quality of life, suffering from a chronic inborn disease might impose special problems resulting in an exceptional social structure (interpersonal relationships, education and professional career) in comparison to healthy peers.
