Sentence examples for exploration of solutions from inspiring English sources
Another advantage is the implementation into the web based Smart City Energy platform which allows interactive exploration of solutions across the city.
The paper demonstrates that further exploration of solutions inside this mutually inclusive region can lead to identification of solutions that perform much better than the previous approaches and this could result in finding the correct model for the problem.
Should you ever find yourself in this situation - defining or redefining a group's problem solving process -- I strongly suggest you use the one presented here: facts first, interpretations second, specific problem statement third, exploration of solutions fourth.
The existing evidence suggests that the problem of missed test results is considerable and reported negative impacts on patients warrant the exploration of solutions.
Exploration of solutions that overcome barriers to participation, including travel time, lack of interest, and failure to keep a study appointment, is warranted.
The paper highlights the role of the interaction between S1 and S2 processes, modulated by the resolution level which focuses the attention of the creative agent by broadening or narrowing the exploration of novel solutions, or even drawing the solution from a set of already made associations.
These issues raise the need for new methodologies, which allow the exploration of several solutions, to achieve a more optimal result.
Another part of Ehlers' exploration of exact solutions in his thesis led to a result that proved important later.
What is needed now regarding the patient perspective is further exploration of possible solutions to the problems described, quantitative assessment of the scale and distribution of these problems and possible solutions in different diagnostic and care settings.
"While the F.A.A. has hinted in the past that it might pursue the avenue of condemnation, to make this announcement without warning and further exploration of compromise solutions is indeed disturbing," Mike Feeney, the town manager, said last month.
Implicitly, this suggests that an exploration of possible solutions that consider all possible SRT values might give optimal results.
