Sentence examples for exactly solves from inspiring English sources

An efficient multigrid method which exactly solves the projection is developed, and a method for casting certain approximate projections as MAC projections on refined grids is presented.

While previous approaches use approximations to extract dense modules, our approach exactly solves the problem of dense module enumeration.

C orollary Algorithm 1 exactly solves the MinNADref problem for an input (F, S ) such that each AD-component of the corresponding graph R is free from S edges (i.e. there is no S edge between any two vertices of a given AD-component).

Algorithm 1 exactly solves the MinNADref problem for an input (F, S ) such that each AD-component of the corresponding graph R is free from S edges (i.e. there is no S edge between any two vertices of a given AD-component).

Recognizing an error does not exactly solve the humanitarian problem".

The Truckers' new album, "Brighter Than Creation's Dark," doesn't exactly solve that problem.

Those who thought QE would lead to hyperinflation have been proved wrong (at least, so far); nor has QE exactly solved all our problems (although the counterfactuals are impossible. Maybe things would be much worse without it).

It is a fiction of hints and intimations, of traces collected in pursuit of the involuntarily disappeared as well as of the willingly vanished — the account of the mysteries investigated, if not exactly solved, by a distinctly unsavage detective.

"The stuff that those guys from Stanford have done -- it doesn't exactly solve that problem, but it's a a way of verifying that at least their computer did all the work it was supposed to do.

It is a fiction of hints and intimations, of traces collected in pursuit of the involuntarily disappeared as well as of the willingly vanished the account of the mysteries investigated, if not exactly solved, by a distinctly unsavage detective.

But turning the city's apparent shortcomings into advantages – hipsters and artists proved to be an attraction for the real money, as we can see from the gentrification of poorer districts – didn't exactly solve the city's problems.