Sentence examples for conquer the problems of from inspiring English sources

The NASA administrator, Sean O'Keefe, said nuclear power would help space explorers "conquer the problems of distance and time".

But the ease of popping pills belies the years of research that it took to conquer the problems of reduced efficacy caused by the body's metabolism.

To conquer the problems of current models, this study presents a simulation model which can determine the optimum combinations of cement, slag, and limestone.

But in form and function mechanical fountains didn't change much until WET came along and invented the compressed-air cannons to conquer the problem of gravity.

Moreover, the same research work is greatly useful to conquer the problem of discharging colored wastewater generated from integrated pulp and paper industries.

In our future work, we will further apply entropy-based spectrum detection to the TSOBEE-CSS algorithms proposed in this article, and conduct more research to conquer the problem of noise uncertainty.

To conquer the problem of poor processability of conductive polymers, we use a novel in-situ polymerization/thermal induced phase separation (TIPS) method to fabricate conductive nanofibrous PLA scaffolds with well-distributed polyaniline (PANI) nano-structures.

Two other research groups that include International Business Machines, Kodak, Lucent Technologies and other companies, along with several colleges, may also be close to conquering the problems of holographic storage.

This doesn't mean that Yourcenar, in her novels, conquered the problem of time.

As Hermann Minkowski, another major figure in this tradition, later put it (on the occasion of Dirichlet's 100th birthday), he impressed on other mathematicians "to conquer the problems with a minimum amount of blind calculation, a maximum of clear-seeing thought" (quoted in Stein 1988).

Then, to conquer the discussed problems of thrust control, the idea of information fusion was proposed to construct a new feedback variable.