Sentence examples for definitely solve from inspiring English sources

To definitely solve this issue, i.e., to enforce adhesive (interface debonding) failures in all situations, the 'Modified Slant Shear Test' (M-SST) was herein designed and developed.

Yet, to identify the actual mechanisms underlying the bonds between molecules (atoms), it will be necessary to perform dedicated experiments to more definitely solve the particular time paradox.

While customers in all three markets were lukewarm for use at work, they got visibly excited telling us that it would definitely solve a problem at home.

Adaptive BG models showed to be effective to definitely solve this issue.

"They can definitely solve some problems, if not at least fend off [more invasive] solutions for several years".

Since Britain has been doing democracy for a lot longer, we figured a Brit stepping into the position would definitely solve the problems of our most wayward colony.

Although over the last decades these problems have been partially mitigated by the construction of water transport infrastructures and reservoirs, they are still far to be definitely solved.

the problem of the independence of Poland will be definitely solved only if Russia is beaten by Austria-Hungary and Germany, and Germany vanquished by France, Great Britain and the United States; it is our duty to bring that about.

At a meeting of Polish sympathizers in Paris in 1914, he declared that war was imminent and that the problem of the independence of Poland will be definitely solved only if Russia is beaten by Austria-Hungary and Germany, and Germany vanquished by France, Great Britain and the United States; it is our duty to bring that about.

"Germany and especially the German taxpayer is showing solidarity with a difficult situation in Greece and in the end they will send us a bill for something far away in our history and definitely solved".

Giroptic's iO definitely solves one of the main problems with 360 cameras at the moment, that being the difficult-to-find combination of polished software communicating with polished hardware.