Sentence examples for measure to solve from inspiring English sources

To overcome this problem, some researchers have suggested using fuzzy integral, applying the idea of fuzzy measure to solve the non-additive problem.

Every courageous and incisive measure to solve the internal problems of our own society, to improve self-confidence, discipline, morale and community spirit of our own people is a diplomatic victory over Moscow, worth a thousand diplomatic notes and joint communiques".

This study aims to develop an innovative measure to solve this waste disposal problem by means of synthesizing zeolite A from the SSA and using it as a Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA) additive, which can decrease the construction temperature of asphalt pavement, thus reducing the associated energy consumption and pollutant emission.

The most commonly used measure to solve this problem is stopping the gas drainage of the borehole.

Regarding this development, the vital point is that the Eurozone members, which might be considered as members more in favour of a federal European Union, needed to take an intergovernmental measure to solve any future financial problems.

The size of the prediction interval is then calculated by rearranging the nonconformity measure to solve for (|y-hat{y}|), resulting in the final prediction interval ((hat{y} - |y-hat{y}|, hat{y} + |y-hat{y}|)) for the single inductive predictor.

From their personal perspective regarding the distribution, trans­ port, and sorting of membrane lipids, they formulate a number of biologically relevant questions and show that the physicochemical methods described in this book may contribute in great measure to solving these issues.

"We are taking measures to solve this problem".

But it has been loath to take drastic measures to solve the problem -- until now.

Afterward, the hospital introduced measures to solve the software problems and to ensure that second treatment areas were doubly marked.

But in India there is this sentiment that, 'We haven't caused the problem, so why should we take tough measures to solve it?