Sentence examples for more common solution from inspiring English sources
Whereas with other tautomer generating algorithms the hydrogen shifts are based on pattern-rules, we try to overcome the rule constriction and evolve a more common solution.
Another, more common solution to this problem — often left implicit — is to select either a subset of the physical states or equivalence classes of the physical states and map those onto the computational states.
On the Continent the more common solution to preserve a founder's legacy and avoid taxes is to establish a charitable foundation to own the company, or most of it.
Metal lift-off with sacrificial resist is a more common solution for producing nanostructures, but the process has resist-imposed limitations namely the thermal stability of the resist which prevents its use in a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) metal process.
The use of solvents that can be recovered from the spin bath is becoming more common in solution spinning.
Composite materials, such as fiber reinforced polymers (FRP), are more and more common as strengthening solution for existing structures.
Additionally, we introduce socket programming and RPC as a viable alternative to the more common SSH based solution for inter-node communication.
The experimental evidence confirms that the proposed DNNSpatial approach outperforms the other two more common DNN-based solutions investigated in this work, in both 2-microphone and 6-microphone settings, according to all of the three objective measures tested.
This solvent-free approach to produce sub-micron scale fibers is more environmentally benign than common solution electrospinning processes, and has a potential to increase the production rate significantly.
Implementation of some crowding solutions was more common in the above-capacity EDs, although these solutions were not consistently used across geographic locations and hospitals.
A comprehensive and realistically based example problem is provided and an optimal solution is obtained and compared with the results of more common, but also more expensive, solutions.
