Sentence examples for better solution of the from inspiring English sources
The US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said: "We have really urged the Chinese over several years to find a way to talk with the Dalai Lama, who is a figure of authority, who is not a separatist, and to find a way to engage him and bring his moral weight to a more sustainable and better solution of the Tibet issue".
A better solution of the problem may be achieved by these new genes in the chromosome.
Intuitively, if we spend more time finding a good solution for each of the partial covering problems, we should be able to cover all the tests with fewer configurations and hence obtain a better solution of the planning problem.
The latter geometry provides tighter CdS layer and better solution of the shortcutting problem which is particularly important in cells where the polymer layer (SSPSSC and ISC) or a liquid contact (DSSC) is used.
The numerical examples show that the proposed model can produce a better solution of the combined road toll pricing and capacity expansion problem after solving the model several times with different values of the parameters.
A set of "spherical" grids were added to the simulation to resolve the neutral density profiles at much higher accuracy for a better solution of the chemistry equations shown in Table 1 and to calculate a variety of collisional plasma behaviors.
In particular we would like to find new families of cutting planes, whose introduction into the model will speed up the solution process and thus yield better solutions of the partial covering problem.
The simulation results verified that the coordinate scheduling strategy can obtain better solutions of the power generation cost and gas supply cost compared with the single objective optimization method.
As such, a better solution of incorporating the PW information to minimize the signal clipping is required and it can be obtained by employing the previously discussed saturation control.
It was the mayor himself who chose to ignore the far better solution of putting it on the ballot for a 2008 referendum.
If there is an agreement between the two sides, wouldn't this be a better solution?" On the morning of January 28th, the Arab League observers went to Rankous, a rebel-held mountain town twenty miles northeast of Damascus, and, along with a couple of other journalists, I followed them.
