As a writer, I also use it as a form of problem solving.
In many ways, this strategy represented a form of problem structuring (Goel and Pirolli, 1992).
It may be said that their hand movements constituted a form of problem solving or epistemic action (Kirsh & Maglio, 1994).
In two years of active service during World War II and four years of reserve duty, I was never once harassed, bothered, discriminated against or had any other form of problem because of being gay, and neither did any of my gay buddies.
He writes about fixing motorcycles as an extension of philosophical investigation, a form of problem-solving that helps him understand Heidegger's theory of skillful coping.
In this approach, scientific discovery is treated as a form of problem-solving activity (Simon 1973; see also Newell and Simon 1971), whereby the systematic aspects of problem solving are studied within an information-processing framework.
Carol termed this case study approach a form of problem-based learning.
However, he was firm in stating that he does not use hard drugs or does not have any form of substance abuse problem.
As with any form of modernization, as some problems are solved with advancements in technology, new problems emerge, and manifest themselves, occasionally overwhelming the organizations that failed to foresee or recognize these problems as they grew unchecked at their source.
fastG apF ill is the first scalable approach to identify candidate missing knowledge in compartmentalized metabolic reconstructions, and the approach is applicable to any form of biochemical network gap-filling problem.
At MIT, many students find their education primarily outside the lecture hall, in the form of problem sets and hands-on projects.
