Sentence examples for example resolve from inspiring English sources

Might you, for example, resolve never to check your emails before a given time?

But smart grids face enormous variables that complicate data presentation such as 3D Power-map etc. Scatter diagram, parallel coordinate, and Andrew curve for example resolve the problem of high dimensional data [23].

For example, resolve to eat an apple every afternoon instead of a cookie, or spend 10 minutes each weeknight before bed cleaning out a shelf or a drawer, or send one networking email every morning before you leave for work.

The world has, for example, resolved to cut the rate at which mothers die from childbirth by three-quarters from 1990 to 2015.

For example, resolving the policy inconsistency has the following choices.

In this simple example, resolving congestion increases the overall network throughput by 100%.

Albert of Saxony, for example, resolves the puzzle by claiming that nothing which is a part of something else can be a numerically distinct existing being (Quaes. in Arist. Physicam I q. 8, 131 32; Sophismata 46, 25vb; cf. Fitzgerald 2009).

Therefore the subclade groupings did not correspond entirely to those described by LaJeunesse [68], particularly for subclade A, and is probably the reason for the ambiguous identity of some strains in clade F, C and B. COI barcodes would be useful as a complementary marker for example, resolving the identification of two strains with ambiguous clade identity.

The Dublin summit, for example, resolved nothing as far as employment is concerned.

For example, resolving HLAs at high resolution substantially improves the clinical outcome in unrelated cord blood transplantation and in cancer vaccination trials [ 15, 19].

For example, resolving the sister group to the X = 12 clade, as well as the first branching taxa within Solanaceae, would allow us to determine the ancestral base chromosome number in the family and to fully understand directionality of chromosome evolution.