It criticized the No Child Left Behind law, Mr. Bush's signature domestic initiative, as narrowing instruction in some schools to little more than reading and math, and called for a "broader, bolder approach" that would increase investment in health and other services in poor communities and rely less exclusively on schools to solve the nation's social problems.
Additionally, they were instructed to exclusively use mental rotation to solve the task.
It is plausible to think that scientists motivated by this partly epistemic goal would act according to this first-past-the-post motivation if the system of reward in the scientific community exclusively rewarded the first scientist to solve whatever problem was at hand, where rewards can include publications, prestige, academic ranks, research funding, and so on.
But if gay students are afraid of being called names, going to an exclusively gay high school is not going to solve their problems.
We invest exclusively in startups leveraging data and AI to solve business problems, so we certainly see the appeal — but the oil analogy is flawed.
These situations may cause confusion and irritation to learners trying to solve the problems by exclusively using rule- or literature-based knowledge.
In addition, as mixed-integer nonlinear programming problems are generally more difficult to solve, and power system operators exclusively use MILP models to solve day-ahead operation problems with stringent time requirements, this paper follows the convention to convert nonlinear natural gas flow Eqs.
This enabled us to solve the crystal structure of tetraubiquitin exclusively with native Lys48-linkages at 1.85 Å resolution in low pH 4.6.
The use of tools - taking inanimate objects and using them to solve a problem - was, until relatively recently thought of as being an exclusively human skill.
Thus, focusing control efforts exclusively on a single type of source, no matter how obvious or obnoxious, is unlikely, by itself, to solve the problem.
