Sentence examples for as an important solution from inspiring English sources
Spain is among the countries in southern Europe to have been hardest hit by the austerity policies that northern nations like Finland, Germany and the Netherlands have insisted on as an important solution to the euro crisis.
The Chinese government regards science as an important solution to China's problems and an engine for the country's expansion.
As an important solution for protection, watermarking technology has become one of the challenged roles in industry and academic research.
The cascaded thermal storage technique has emerged as an important solution for efficient conversion and utilization of thermal energies.
Wi-Fi has also been hailed as an important solution to general smartphone Internet speed problems since it allows users to offload data downloads to their home Wi-Fi, rather than congested cellphone networks.
In addition to several proposed techniques for dealing with the widening productivity gap, e.g., IP reuse and integration, virtual platform modeling, formal verification and others, high-level synthesis (HLS) has been touted as an important solution as it can significantly reduce the number of man-hours required for a design by raising the level of design abstraction.
"There are no plans to phase out diesel technology as it will continue to be an important solution to achieving fuel economy and CO2 goals in a global economy".
The history of mHealth, framed as a potentially important solution to pre-existing problems, so far only covers 5 years.
As regulations on pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions of ships are gradually being strengthened, using liquefied natural gas (LNG) as fuel for ships is being recognized as an important alternative solution.
On the other hand, demand response (DR), considered as an important alternative solution to improving power system reliability and avoiding surging prices, enables customers to manage load consumption in response to ever-changing supply conditions[6, 7].
Specialised research centres have emerged as an important organisational solution, yet centre productivity and sustainability are frequently dictated by the availability and security of infrastructure funds.
