In "Darwin's Black Box," Behe speculated that the designer might have assembled the first cell, essentially solving the problem of irreducible complexity, after which evolution might well have proceeded by more or less conventional means.
I was somewhat skeptical when Senator Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, told me that these centers (there are 39 sites of various size in the state) had "essentially solved the problem of primary care" for local residents.
By using a flexible, market-based approach, we have essentially solved the problem of acid rain — meeting the program's targets three years ahead of schedule and at a fraction of the expected costs.
As recounted by Sakharov, this test "crowned years of effort [and] opened the way for a whole range of devices with remarkable capabilities…it had essentially solved the problem of creating high-performance thermonuclear weapons".
Modern plate-and-screw fixation most notably the 4.5 mm dynamic compression plates (DCP) developed by the AO- essentially "solved" the problem of diaphyseal forearm fractures [1].
Instead of breaking that matrix calculation down to a series of basic operations with cascades of logic gates and transistors, Lightmatter's photonic chips essentially solve the entire problem at once by running a beam of light through a gauntlet of tiny, configurable lenses (if that's the right word at this scale) and sensors.
Hutter (2005, 2007a,b) argues that Solomonoff's formal and complete theory essentially solves the induction problem.
It's a continuum, but the company is essentially solving the same problem, Dhillon explained.
Under homogeneous bounded rationality (BR), iteratively implementing our TS-operations can make the network flow pattern converge to UE, which essentially solves the nonuniqueness problem of BRUE and re-establishes the effectiveness of link tolls in realizing any target link flow pattern.
