Sentence examples for courses to solve from inspiring English sources

The objectives of the laboratory course are to integrate the fundamental skills from theoretical courses to solve engineering problems in dynamics and control and to encourage the problem-based learning.

Strikingly, the pro-Putin daily Izvestia calls in Friday's issue for Mr. Putin to set a course to solve the Chechen problem instead of wishing it away.

It is one of the most powerful programmes the BBC has ever broadcast with the power to change and save lives, and of course, to solve crimes.

The case for a mild downturn assumes that Europe's policymakers, however haltingly, are on course to solve their debt crisis; that the European Central Bank (ECB) has reduced the risk of a debt calamity with its recent provision of three-year liquidity to banks; and that the impact of fiscal austerity on growth will be brief and modest.Those hopes may be misplaced.

As part of an investigation and analysis of the study weariness of nursing vocational college students, the authors attempted to reform the teaching mode of a Nursing Basic Technology course to solve the problem of study weariness in vocational college students.

Google has announced another moon-shot project: Calico -- setting a course to solve the riddles of aging and death.

Mr. Bush clearly stated that his "first choice, of course, is to solve this diplomatically".

Of course working to solve the mysteries in Pinter plays would have to rank among the more maddening mind games you could set for yourself, like trying to solve a crossword puzzle deliberately larded with false clues.

But even if Norman has the team and the home-course advantage to solve plenty of conundrums, the inconvenient truth is that the golfing prizes that Norman has coveted most have usually proved the most elusive.

The following year, not knowing that the quintic could not be solved by radicals, he tried (and of course failed) to solve the quintic.

But it would be useful to reintroduce MATLAB into the courses in order to solve larger linear systems and to obtain numerical approximations.