Sentence examples for discovery that the problem from inspiring English sources

In other words, Shor's remarkable result rests on the discovery that the problem of factoring reduces to the problem of finding the period of a certain periodic function \ f: Z_{n} \rightarrow Z_{N}\), where \(Z_{n}\) is the additive group of integers mod \(n\) (Note that \(f(x) = y^{x}\ \textrm{mod}\ N\) so that \(f(x+r) = f(x)\) if \(x+r \le n\).

There's no way of knowing when an idea will coalesce and the stars align, producing a discovery that solves a crucial problem, creates a windfall of googol dimensions, or triggers a smile.

Entire businesses have been built to solve the problem of "app discovery" – that is, a way to supplement the limited app search mechanisms built into the vendors' own application stores.

This makes Bayesian inference applicable to a wide range of diagnostic challenges in the field of chance discovery, including the problem of disputed authorship that arises in electronic commerce, counter-terrorism and other forensic applications.

A shift to n-body computational methods led to the discovery that the gravitational n-body problem is chaotic.

Alternatively, I could let the Discovery solve the problem itself.

The addition of this feature comes alongside a broader App Store overhaul which aims to address the long-term problem of app discovery – that is, there are now so many apps available for download that a simple chart-based system of "top ranks" or featured selections is no longer the best way to find new apps to try.

When he finally deigned to offer an explanation of his plan, Mr. Paulson argued that he could solve this problem through "price discovery" — that once taxpayer funds had created a market for mortgage-related toxic waste, everyone would realize that the toxic waste is actually worth much more than it currently sells for, solving the capital problem.

The company's founders say that when it comes to discovery, the problem isn't with the algorithms — it's with the data itself.

The company's founders say that when it comes to discovery, the problem isn't with the algorithms — it's with the data itself.

The sudden discovery that the United States has a major problem in Yemen reminded me of the brief trip to Sanaa that then-Secretary of State James Baker made on Thanksgiving Day in 1990.