Sentence examples for nice solutions from inspiring English sources

In order to eliminate blocking effects, many deblocking filter algorithms have been proposed to provide nice solutions in still images [16 18].

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"It's a nice solution to a very complicated calculation in spherical geometry," Dr. Alerstam said.

I thought it could be a nice solution for typography projects.

mercy owns it, need permission, same as current "In many ways it really is a nice solution," Mr. Abate said, "that pretty much replaces what people have now".

But he told his aides, "It's not a very nice solution, but a wall is a hell of a lot better than a war".

(When the Wall went up, John F. Kennedy told his aides that it was "not a very nice solution, but a wall is a hell of a lot better than a war").

Supporters of President Jacques Chirac have introduced legislation that would make former presidents senators for life, which may sound like a nice solution to the universal problem of what to do with a former head of state.

Reluctant as I am to praise the policy of airlines (seldom have so many been made so uncomfortable by so few), that industry has devised a nice solution to the overbooking problem: offer a reward to any passenger who relinquishes a seat and keep raising the value of that reward until there are seats for all who reserved them.

People who are really looking into a nice solution.

In [4], were established very nice solution representation formulae to the system.