Her review, she said, found many cases in which problems cropped up again and again without being properly diagnosed.
In her speech, Ms. Miscik did not cite specific examples in which problems involving inadequate sharing of information had led to mistakes in the prewar intelligence on Iraq.
Even if Papa never had much formal training in mathematics, he understood it as a discipline in which problems are solved through a sort of plodding ingenuity.
Tackling grand challenges means going beyond what Evgeny Morozov calls 'solutionism', in which problems are redefined by technologists to suit the tools they have available.
Market force The plot thins Quiet time ReprintsThe most obvious way in which problems can spread from one emerging market to another is through trade.
The list includes the 2000 presidential election, in which problems with absentee ballots in Florida were a little-noticed footnote to other issues.
Treasury Department officials said they did not believe that every instance in which problems in one country create difficulties in other countries or in world financial markets merited intervention by the United States and the monetary fund.
The sports foundation and the lock's manufacturer, Adstar Inc. of Merrick, N.Y., said they knew of no case in which problems with their locks had allowed unauthorized access to guns.
Yes, it sounds like a lie detector, and the whole method seems like a version of psychotherapy in which problems are talked out until the subject can recognise them and deal with them.
Modeled on seminars in philology and Greek literature that Ranke had attended as a student, they offered a "laboratory" in historical method in which problems were posed, documents sought out and produced, and mutual criticism offered.
And a reliable one, for CytexOne offers 24-hour-a-day monitoring services, in which problems are often solved remotely, for a monthly fee of $49 to $299, depending on the system.
