Sentence examples for development of the problem from inspiring English sources

One solution is to consider surgical intervention earlier in life and in the development of the problem being treated.

For that reason, Dr. Ostriker said, the development of the problem with lumpiness is "the most interesting thing that's going on in cosmology right now".

(See Perry 1977, 1979 and Kaplan 1977, pp. 529-36 for a development of the problem of indexicals and demonstratives.

"Husserl," he remarked at one point in his Man and People (1939-40), "was the first who clearly defined the radical and not merely psychological problem that I call 'The Appearance of the Other.' Husserl's development of the problem is, in my opinion, much less successful than his definition of it, although there are many admirable discoveries in his development" (Obras, 7: 160 61).

Time of onset of problem (arthritis and difficulty moving around), story of the development of the problem and what caused it How long have you had this problem with movement?

There should be a clear and direct relationship between the characters' actions, the development of the problem, and the illustration of the moral/resolution.

Further details on the development of this problem till the 1990s can be found in [2, 16].

With the accelerating development of bioscience, the problem of research cost has become important.

A thorough analysis and review of the development of this problem can be found e.g. in [4, 12] and [13].

(See Richard 1988 for a development of the variability problem. See Forbes 1989, 1990 for an attempt to solve it).

The results obtained in this paper can be reckoned as the new development of the equilibrium problem (1.1).