Sentence examples for complicated problem solving from inspiring English sources

IBM's Watson, he said, has a model that "works particularly well for Jeopardy and complicated problem solving," while Facebook's just-announced DeepText is focused on natural language.

We begin to move from the planning mind to a deeper state of awareness (often felt as drowsy), with stronger intuition, more capacity for wholeness and complicated problem solving.

In striking contrast, Cheng (2011) described the Chinese concept of cooperative learning in mathematics that emphasizes the 'analysis and problem solving of complicated issues and knowledge that is of the nature of extensive coverage of the interconnected reasoning path' (p. 75).

White matter, which humans have relatively more of than chimps and other primates, "is particularly important for complex cognition in Homo sapiens," Falk says, because it makes the connections between brain regions involved in transmission of information during problem solving and other complicated tasks.

Then, a more complicated problem was solved and optimized.

We all win when we stop talking about this topic, and that evolution is taking place today – though it's of course a complicated problem to solve.

Aggregating bus information has been a complicated problem to solve, Raygorodskaya said, and one that the team has been working on since October of 2011.

It is a complicated problem to solve the convective motion of the mixture of rocks, water and ice and settling of rocks.

But economists say he will face a possible $750 billion budget deficit next year, as well as a number of complicated problems to solve.

"The idea that this complicated problem will be solved in the next two months is very unlikely, if not impossible," said one official with knowledge of the discussions.

But poverty is a complicated problem, not easily solved by a fistful of cash, an iPod, a Target gift card.