Sentence examples for harness problems from inspiring English sources

Coatings that are able to prevent biofilm formation or eradicate already-established biofilms provide an opportunity to harness problems associated with biofilms on surfaces.

The study provides insight into the interactive role of experience as a key factor in facilitating design conceptualisation process and the course enables students to harness relevant problem-solving skills.

Visual attention enables the discovery of an object or region that efficiently represents a scene and, thus, harnesses complex vision problems, such as scene understanding.

If not harnessed to empirical problems, theoretical work can spin off under its own momentum, reflecting little of the empirical world.

"The time is right to bring new thinking to old problems and harness new technologies and services to make a quantum leap in transportation," Lloyd said.

The trick is harnessing our energies to problems we can fix.

However, these four studies appear to demonstrate that, if such effects are to be harnessed to address applied problems, hand-position interventions need to be carefully considered.

To date, genetic engineering technology has been harnessed largely to address problems such as weeds and insects in major crops like maize and soybeans.

The problem? His harness, the only thing keeping him secure during his gravity-defying trip, was completely unattached to the aircraft.

Today in America -- with all our political strife and rhetoric -- we are harnessing chaos to confront problems with community-forming web-mediated solutions.

There already exists a large body of evolutionary theory ready to be harnessed to conservation genetic problems.