Philpott sees his task as "getting people aware that this isn't always a dead-end problem".
"I think that if everyone behaves the way President Clinton has behaved, not trying to find dead ends and problems, but to seek ways of moving ahead, I think between us in the future our relations really will be successful".
"It's not a dead-end job.
He had been thinking about designing a better calculating machine, but he was advised by a calculator manufacturer in 1937 that the field was a dead end and that every computing problem had already been solved.
He recently said the two-state process had reached a "dead end" and that the "Palestinian problem" should be thought of like a "piece of shrapnel" lodged in one's rear end.
From the late 1960s through early 1980 public water companies in Massachusetts installed vinyl-lined (VL) asbestos-cement (AC) water pipes to solve alkalinity problems in dead end sections of their distribution systems [ 1].
When we survey the economic and social consequences of pokies, and consider the facts about addiction, it is obvious that relying on the personal responsibility of gambling addicts to "solve" the problem is a dead end.
Their existential universality began to seem like a dead end, and Mr. Golub resolved the problem in the 1970's by putting uniforms on his aggressive warriors and faces on the populace.
Not because situated AI turned out to be yet another dead end, but because it addressed a newer, harder problem, known as Moravec's Paradox.
