Sentence examples for hold a solution from inspiring English sources

Thorp is the patriarch of a rag-tag group of scientists who have pioneered research on non-honey bees that just may hold a solution to the world's pollination problems.

Quelling a revolt among his two kids who'd been waiting on line at the museum on a chilly Easter afternoon by canceling the trip, Hamwee wondered whether virtual reality might hold a solution to his aesthetic problem.

There was maybe not much logic to this, but I felt there was a problem or riddle I had to solve and that somehow Mexico City held a solution.

Roxbury Community College student Credoritch Joseph holds a solution of DNA nanoparticles in the lab of assistant professor in materials science and engineering Robert J. Macfarlane.

He had written, it was claimed, the three-volume Green Book, which by his lights held a solution for all the problems of governance, and servile Arab intellectuals indulged him, pretending that the collection of nonsensical dictums could be given serious reading.

If (1.2) holds, a solution of (1.1) is called a fast homoclinic solution if (uin E).

When holding a solution of a tastant (e.g., sucrose) motionless in the mouth, the solution will become completely tasteless after a while.

The following assertions hold: (a) Every solution V of problem (11) is convex.

The heartworm may hold a possible solution to this problem, because the market potential for novel canine anthelmintics is big, given the costs for heartworm prevention of $75 100/dog/yr and the estimated number of 80 million dogs in the United States (13).

These abrupt changes of state, this emergence of order, can be triggered by the tiniest perturbation: tap on the side of a flask holding a supersaturated solution of sugar and suddenly crystals will form.

This is not the first time the city has proclaimed that it held a potential solution for Midtown traffic, a perennial problem that has vexed other well-intended mayors, and it probably will not be the last.