People have always taken delight in devising "problems" for the purpose of posing a challenge or providing intellectual pleasure.
Watching them go on like this, in a weary, embittered, and yet still affectionate and hopeful way, for more than an hour, I recalled Gonzaga saying that incompatibility can often be imperceptible until a couple is subjected to some kind of difficulty of the world's devising: problems involving health, money, children, or work.
The council hopes to devise problems for early grades, too.
Sitcoms about suburban bliss devised spurious problems that could be solved within half an hour; laugh tracks coaxed us into agreement, while every few minutes commercials touted the brands of deodorant or detergent that would sanitise and sanctify our happy, affluent lives.
A new concept of equivalent inhomogeneity is proposed to facilitate analysis of effective properties of composites with interphases using techniques devised for problems without interphases.
By exploiting the tree structure of the problem, we develop some valid inequalities that have complementary strength and devise separation problems for finding effective valid inequalities that cut off fractional LP solutions.
In 1995, he became one of the winners of the German National Computer Science Competition, which involved solving computer problems, devising running demonstrations of the solutions, and surviving a 3-day final round packed with teamwork, oral presentations, and interviews with computer science professors.
By devising a convex problem that is shown to be equivalent to the general problem, an alternative iterative algorithm that utilizes the SUMT is proposed.
A major contribution to the field of problem solving was made by Polya (1957), who codified four stages of the process: understanding the problem, devising a plan, carrying out the plan, and looking back.
The trick, he says, is in seeing replication not as an end in itself but as a means for acquainting yourself with the methods used in a study, the original author's line of thinking, the complications he or she must have faced, and the solutions they devised to those problems.
However, in order to eliminate completely any motivation implying a behavioral outcome Experiment 3 was devised with mathematical problems, i.e. a purely mental mechanism.
