Sentence examples for great unsolved problems from inspiring English sources
Albert Einstein himself said that understanding its origin and persistence was one of the great unsolved problems in physics.
But quality control is one of the great unsolved problems in education, even at Harvard, which, thanks to its reputation and a $20-billion 20-billion could hardly bendowmentbuffered from the pressures of the market.
Turbulence and fusion energy rank among the 10 great unsolved problems in physics, according to a recent survey of scientists for the millennium issue of the magazine Physics World.
In 2000 the Clay Mathematics Institute picked seven of the greatest unsolved problems in the field, named them "Millennium Problems" and offered $1 million for the solution of each of them.
David Auburn's Pulitzer prize-winner Proof, which ran at London's Donmar Warehouse last year with Gwyneth Paltrow in the lead, concerns itself with a mad mathematician who has apparently discovered the proof of one of the greatest unsolved problems of number theory.
The Riemann hypothesis, first tossed off by Bernhard Riemann in 1859 in a paper about the distribution of prime numbers, is still widely considered to be one of the greatest unsolved problems in mathematics, sure to wreath its conqueror with glory -- and, incidentally, lots of cash.
The director of the group, Dr Madhumita Puri, says that though society has been tackling the issue of poverty, it remains one of the greatest unsolved problems of the current generation.
THE RIEMANN HYPOTHESIS The Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics.
"Matter is/ Much odder than we thought," as Auden said in 1939, and consciousness is quite certainly physics's greatest unsolved problem.
