Sentence examples for means of solving the problem from inspiring English sources

But worrying and melancholy are bound to harm you, and they will not produce a means of solving the problem.

Researchers have thought that the animals' long penises, which wave around until they find a neighbor and eject sperm into an egg-bearing cavity, were their only means of solving the problem, aside from a few rare cases of self-fertilization.

The paper presents a possible means of solving the problem of optimizing impedance locations on the walls of an acoustic cavity with rigid walls, when the goal is to reduce the sound level generated by a velocity source inside the cavity.

One of the most widely used means of solving the problem of enzyme stability is enzyme immobilization [ 6].

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).

While mixing COBET learners with normal school pupils was taken as a means to solving the problem of teachers, it was received with mixed feelings by both the learners themselves as well as teachers.

Given these historical realities, one can only admire Smith's perception of the market as a means of solving the economic problem.

The commission said it would not impose the ban immediately but would give Eurotunnel a limited period to sell its two largest ferries, as a means of solving the competition problem.

In hindsight, this was viewed as simply a public relations gimmick without offering any means of solving the underlying problems.

The consensus, for primates at least, is that the benefit comes from the capacity to create and maintain complex societies that provide individuals with much more effective means for solving the problems of everyday survival and reproduction (conventionally known as the "social brain" hypothesis) [ 11, 12].

Frost said that the deportation of U.S. prisoners who are in the country illegally is a much easier means of solving the prison overcrowding problem than dealing with the prisoners directly, particularly given the relative ease of the necessary paperwork to deport a prisoner who is an illegal resident.