Sentence examples for has tackled the problem from inspiring English sources

Recent work has tackled the problem of automatically generating tips by mining review text.

"Out of a sense of responsibility to the world and its people" China has tackled the problem and will continue to do so, he says.

Since it began four years ago, Princeton's Carbon Mitigation Initiative has tackled the problem head-on, pursuing a wide range of approaches from basic science to engineering to policy analysis.

While some approaches have looked at the problem of classifying images as either containing cancer or not25,26, no approach that we are aware of has tackled the problem of automated delineation of invasive carcinoma on whole slide images.

Perhaps no one has tackled the problem so enthusiastically — or with as big a megaphone — as Kristof, a New York Times columnist and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, who was on hand at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum to accept the Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism from the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy.

The team at SpareMin has tackled the problem with Headliner, a browser-based product for transforming audio clips into videos.

Ironically, one the biggest criticisms from analysts and investors about Tata under Mistry has been the slow speed at which he has tackled the problems facing the conglomerate.

Other companies have tackled the problem as well.

For much of the past century governments have tackled the problem in one of two ways.

Police officers from the 106th Precinct have tackled the problem in different ways.

In recent years, other aging cities have tackled the problem of abandoned housing with more success.