Sentence examples for formulating a solution from inspiring English sources
Abbas made his referendum pledge in an interview with a Jordanian paper, Al Rai, in which he also said: "The United States is serious in formulating a solution to the Palestinian issue, through introducing a Palestinian state within the 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital".
"The rules were formulated so that the teams could have freedom to formulate a solution with as much flexibility as possible," explained a NASA representative who was part of the event.
This phase would culminate in the resolution phase of the practical inquiry cycle, the final section in Cognitive Presence, as students formulated a solution to a real-world business problem that might be applicable to similar business cases.
Plato's theory of forms was an attempt to formulate a solution for various philosophical problems: the theory of forms mediates between a static (Parmenides, ca. 450 BCE) and a dynamic (Herakleitos, ca. 535 475 BCE) ontological conception of reality and it offers a model to the study of the theory of human knowledge.
The word "capitalism," however, may keep us from perceiving the true nature of the overwhelming challenges we face and perhaps slow down our efforts to formulate a solution.
Communication was considered interactive if the participant involved the resident in the feedback process by inviting responses, by listening to the resident's reaction or by asking the resident to actively formulate a solution to a problem that was identified.
An international effort from all the involved parties is required to formulate a solution to this complex issue in order to protect both the health systems of individual countries and the nurse's right to migrate.
Monte Carlo simulations based on weighted simulation particles can solve a variety of population balance problems and allow thus to formulate a solution-framework for many chemical engineering processes.
The procedure consists of formulating an analytical solution for the transformed governing equations in the laplace transform domain and computing the responses in the time domain by means of numerical Laplace inversion.
Laughlin, in 1983, realized that this was a consequence of quasiparticle interaction in the Hall states and formulated a variational solution, known as the Laughlin wavefunction.
