The administration's main goal is to increase demand for goods and services — the lack of which appears to be the economy's central problem — which could then give employers the confidence to hire.
The play's central problem, which is not making Othello himself look a credulous ass in believing in his wife's infidelity, is also partially solved by turning Cassio into a bit of a rake: one who warmly hugs Desdemona when he greets her in Cyprus and who later smothers Iago's wife in lascivious kisses.
Whereas some past work has emphasized the advantages of this type of plasticity, and adaptation in general, for efficient communication, the present work suggests how these phenomena help to solve the system's central problem, which is not to communicate inputs but to estimate their value.
Finally, the tax credit does nothing about the central housing problem, which is foreclosure.
The seven basic propositions are: Clearly, the book addresses the central problems of philosophy which deal with the world, thought and language, and presents a 'solution' (as Wittgenstein terms it) of these problems that is grounded in logic and in the nature of representation.
Then, we study qualitative properties of Π-nets and Π2-nets, the non-stochastic versions of SΠ-nets and SΠ2-nets: we establish two results on the complexity bounds for the liveness and the reachability problems, which are central problems in Petri nets theory.
In this work, we develop constructive methods of analysis of linear and weakly nonlinear boundary-value problems, which occupy a central place in the qualitative theory of differential equations.
To study in detail the interplay between definition, causal demonstration and division in the biology is to see Aristotle working through just those problems which form the central question of Posterior Analytics II—how precisely are definition, causal demonstration and division related to one another in the quest for, and achievement of, scientific understanding?
This is especially related to the cost-benefit issues in patients were the benefit might be reduced by aging of the auditory system which is a more central process, together with general health problems which might be affected by any surgical procedure.
Overall, there is a strong consensus regarding the central problems of sociological theory, which are largely inherited from the classical theoretical traditions.
