Sentence examples for been solved making the from inspiring English sources
Defensiveness has long hovered over the subject of race, in part because Fidel Castro said shortly after the revolution that racism had been solved, making the subject taboo.
But the problem of how clouds will behave in a future climate is not yet solved — making the unheralded field of cloud research one of the most important pursuits of modern science.
"We'll have Baymax scan everyone in the city!" is an example of his problem solving, making the already far-fetched tech of Iron Man seem peer-reviewed.
Gary Zenkel, president of NBC Olympics, suggested that in future this problem could be solved by making the gap between the Olympics and Paralympics longer, which might also attract more US sponsors.
In "The Gospel of Judas," all problems are solved by making the Christ a pure spirit, and the Crucifixion his necessary, and presumably painless, crossing over.
Furthermore, although a pressure angle sufficiently greater than the limit of the tooth tip cannot be achieved, this can be solved by making the pressure angle on each side of the tooth asymmetric.
There are many practical problems to be solved, including making the device lightweight enough to hold while still packing enough battery to feed a power-sucking screen.
The island has mysterious ruins, an immovable boulder and other conundrums that must be solved by making the villagers smarter.
Unlike working with static weights and having a complicated workaround the problem that each node can be part of multiple paths and thus cannot be assigned an optimal weight using static values [ 26], the problem has been solved by making an elegant extension to the optimal path algorithm itself, while preserving the same time complexity.
Next, a div curl problem is solved to make the velocity field solenoidal.
The main difficulty in solving the model is due to the large number of subsequent network traffic assignment problems that should be solved which makes the solution process very time-consuming.
