Sentence examples for by taking a problem from inspiring English sources

An AI programmer begins by taking a problem a computer is meant to solve and breaking it down into smaller tasks, to be dealt with by particular subsystems.

As Horkheimer understood the task of Critical Theory, philosophical problems are preserved by taking a role in defining problems for research, and philosophical reflection retains a privileged role in organizing the results of empirical research into a unified whole.

The idea is predicting the objective function and solution of the true problem by taking a sample size of N and solve the problem in Eq. (18) known as SAA problem.

And I think America solves its problem by taking a lead in solving the world's problem".

Then she announces a project to correct that problem by taking "a more realistic approach".

You can also deal with the problem by taking a randomized control group from the initial sample.

In recent years, the cost of health care has aggravated the problem, by taking a huge bite out of most workers' paychecks.

The I.B.M. policy seeks to address that problem by taking a page from the open-source style of collaboration over the Internet.

Ranching associations and business groups accuse the left-leaning government of President Hugo Chávez of worsening the problem by taking a soft line toward Colombia's rebels.

Asked if he could reduce by 10 percent a serious health problem by taking a particular step, he said, "Absolutely — the fighting issue is an important aspect of the whole issue of hits to the head".

For every "logical" qubit needed to do a calculation, there is a handful of physical ones, all of which need to be entangled.Michael Freedman is trying to address this problem by taking a different tack.