Sentence examples for essentially the same solution from inspiring English sources

A modal extension of this principle runs roughly as follows: if problems might be essentially the same, then they might have essentially the same solution.

Bartha's argument rests on a principle of symmetry reasoning articulated by van Fraassen (1989: 236): "problems which are essentially the same must receive essentially the same solution".

Thus, one will obtain essentially the same solution of the Schrödinger equation (and the energy spectrum) for both the pore and NS of the same geometry and size.

He further suggests that prima facie plausibility provides a reasonable reading of the modality in the consequent, i.e., that the problems in the two domains 'might have essentially the same solution.' To call a hypothesis prima facie plausible is to elevate it to the point where it merits investigation, since it might be correct.

A second plate was developed with essentially the same solution but containing only 0.4 M LiCl.

Reviewing the problem in 1992, David Burbridge observed that Leonard Darwin had thought his own contribution original, but in fact 'his father had discussed the problem in the first edition of The Descent of Man and given essentially the same solution'.

After [27], Guan and Zhou [57] proved various generalizations of Theorem 7.1 but used essentially the same ODE with two unknowns as (7.3) and got essentially the same solutions.

While at low SNRs, when the system is essentially noise-limited, both approaches converge to the same solution; in high-SNR regimes, when the system is essentially interference-limited, the direct AO-based optimization outperforms the gradual power adaptation.

All the ANNs tested gave essentially the same result.

The same solution was reinvented countless times.

Mix the same solution described above.