He prized facts; he absorbed great quantities of them with ease and was always searching out more, confident that once he had discovered the facts of a problem he could correctly analyze it and then apply the proper solution.
This requirement for large quantities of sawdust coincided with the growth in the New England lumber industry in the 1830s; sawdust had no other use at the time, and was in fact considered something of a problem, so its use in the ice trade proved very useful to the local timber industry.
We are sailing, in fact, in a problem of perspective.
In that case, the problem of user scheduling becomes in fact a problem of user permutation to determine which users are going to be scheduled together within a certain (time-frequency in OFDMA) resource block, with all users being scheduled on one or another resource block.
How such essentially subjective application of categories to sensible phenomena in fact happens is a problem of psychology, not philosophy, to investigate.
This is the problem.It is, in fact, a problem of both culture and inequality, but not as Messrs Brooks and Krugman would have it.
The results of the National Survey confirm on a national scale that chronic undernutrition, as measured by low height-for-age, is in fact a problem of great magnitude, affecting one in four indigenous children in Brazil.
But while the two stances may seem contradictory, they are in fact part of a complex problem to which the NHS is struggling to respond.
In fact, it's a problem many of us don't know how to talk about.
The risk of immobility is in fact a problem for any party in a modern industrial society, and not just for those in a two-party situation.
