Sentence examples for breaking a problem from inspiring English sources

He is at his happiest breaking a problem down into equations.

Inheritance saves a programmer from having to rewrite whole chunks of code from scratch.The art (or science) of writing an object-oriented program therefore depends on breaking a problem down into an economical set of classes that can be reused throughout the program that is intended to solve that problem.

Of late I've found that some of the zippers on the jackets and hoodies have been breaking, a problem I'll chalk up to rough treatment on my part and the statistical significance of having 20+ zippers on a jacket.

The software can break a problem into pieces, sending the pieces to the machine's different processors.

"When you break a problem down into pieces, you need to put the pieces back together again".

Lemov, who has an MBA from Harvard, likes precision, and he likes to break a problem down into its component parts before putting together an answer.

"Innovation happens when someone comes in from a different perspective and breaks a problem open," says Lakhani.  "But rarely do we have mechanisms in place so this happens systematically".

Mr. Messinger at Twitter, for instance, said he wanted to see more candidates who knew how to break a problem into parts and describe it in logic terms, which was incorporated into the program's curriculum.

"What matters is are they better at inventing new algorithms, understanding how to break a problem down, and how to abstract away all the details they don't care about?" says Mitchell.

A subprogram is written by declaring its name, the type of input data, and the output: FUNCTION SQUARE_ROOT REAL x) RETURNS REAL      ROOT ← 1.0      WHILE ABS ROOT*ROOT − x) ≥ 0.000001           AND WHILE ROOT ← (x/ROOT + ROOT)/2      RETURN ROOT Subprograms can break a problem into smaller, more tractable subproblems.

Based jointly at the University of California campuses at San Diego and Irvine, it will focus on engineering new types of sensors, creating an advanced digital wireless Internet and designing a new class of distributed-computing machines, which break a problem into separate pieces to speed calculations.