Sentence examples for means of solving problems from inspiring English sources

Other means of solving problems incorporate procedures associated with mathematics, such as algorithms and heuristics, for both well- and ill-structured problems.

In addition, the perseverance of a society in which corruption is not regarded as a serious matter and instead offers an alternative to hard work as a means of solving problems must be considered a factor in students' decision to commit academic dishonesty.

They have a highly egalitarian social structure, make decisions by consensus, own little property, share food and material goods within and even across bands, do not have means for long-term food preservation, have little occupational specialization except that based on gender, and reject violence as a legitimate means of solving problems (Kelly 1995).

For its part, Europe is hawking a model of supra-national integration as a means of solving problems and conflicts from the Middle East to Africa.

We've had the King of the Netherlands, we've had two Foreign Ministers, we've had a Director General at the events, so people are aware of them, but so far it's more to show how innovative the Netherlands is, look at these cool things we're doing, and not something people higher up the organisation see as a means of solving problems.

Chemical reaction-diffusion media represent information effective processing means capable of solving problems of high computational complexity.

xiv), was "The existence of the experimental method makes us think we have the means of solving the problems which trouble us; though problem and method pass one another by" (Wittgenstein 1958, II, iv, 232).

It is not hard to tell that quotient space is meant to solve problems with need of granularity conversion.

Buoyed by the assertion of their hard-won power, the people of north Africa and the Middle East are currently inventing means of solving such problems at a rate that already defies any sort of historical comparison at all.

A visit to Portmeirion (Yallop is dubious about its merits) finds the utopian village finally presented as a place people might like to visit, rather than as a means of solving their problems.

A conciliation procedure is suggested as a means of solving any problems that arise.