Sentence examples for made no solutions from inspiring English sources

Ms. Athill's memoir, which recently won the Costa Book Award for biography, given to writers based in Britain and Ireland, ends with her realization: "There are no lessons to be learnt, no discoveries to be made, no solutions to offer.

But documents obtained by FSFE show that the Commission has made no serious effort to find solutions based on Open Standards.

From the beginning, Dirac was aware that his spectacular achievement also suffered grave problems: it had an extra set of solutions that made no physical sense, as it corresponded to negative values of energy.

The grass blades were then collected and placed in a beaker that contained 50 mL of sporulation solution (made of 2 solutions: mix no. 1 contained NH42HPO4 [66.04 g], KH2PO4 [68.05 g], and K2HPO4 [87.09 g] in 500 mL H2O; and mix no. 2 contained CaCl2.2H2O [18.38 g] and MgCl2.6H2O [25.42 g] in 250 mL H2O).

Make no mistake, the solution is to bring in more money.

He added in a tweet: "This [government] makes no apology for seeking solutions for failing hospitals.

As he says in his introduction, "This book is not a sociological treatise, and makes no pretense of offering solutions for the social, economic and criminological problems presented by the gangs".

An analytical/numerical solution is obtained to the governing equations; this solution makes no assumption about either the contact area or the kinematics associated with the transverse deflection of the beam.

However, since the trace of solutions is involved in the formulation of the BLN condition, it makes no sense if the solution is merely in (L^{infty}).

we can easy to find that the CSSθ approximation and the 'referenced exact solution' make no major difference between both paths.

Corrosion test indicates that NaOH solution makes no differences in the corrosion resistance between Ni P coatings and electroless Ni P SiC composite coatings, both being uncorroded.