Sentence examples for guiding solutions from inspiring English sources

The underlying expectation is that these intermediate solutions might be Pareto-optimal, provided both initial and guiding solutions are good enough.

Given the importance of action-oriented research for informing and guiding solutions to high-burden and highly salient food and nutrition problems, the present study suggests there is an undersupply of such research, especially in nutrition journals.

It consists in, from an initial solution, performing moves to reach a guiding solution, thus linking both solutions with a path, in which each step is associated with an intermediate solution.

Instead, a command guided solution like the earlier Nikes was selected.

But digital tools may be able to reshape business models that foster employment, and companies can play a part in guiding these solutions.

In addition, this stability constraint is further refined to overcome the issue of over-stabilization by guiding the solution gradually across the stability boundary.

For instance, an instructional strategy guiding the solution-step loop may decide to work with a student on discovering and articulating a particular step of the solution or just skip the step depending on student's knowledge level with respect to the target domain and student's performance on the current problem so far.

The use of different fitness functions guided the solution towards desired (good solutions) region in the solution space, which accelerated the GA solution.

Our study aimed to identify factors that increase the likelihood of instrument recounts during plastic surgery procedures, and use our findings to guide potential solutions for preventing unnecessary recounts across all surgical fields.

Their findings which have been published in eLife are alarming, but more importantly, the story they reveal helps to frame the chondrichthyan problem in ways that can help guide effective solutions.

For example, they reveal how protein families evolve, identify patterns of conservation in amino acid sequences that fold into similar structures, facilitate comparative modelling of structures from sequence and guide experimental solutions to structures using crystallographic molecular replacement (Konagurthu et al., 2006).