Sentence examples for no particular solutions from inspiring English sources

However, there are no particular solutions for both coordinate and momentum [q p (t) = p p (t) = 0] since h1 = h2 = 0 in Equation (1).

However, he did give a glimpse into the problems faced by the IPT, without offering any particular solutions.

Checking to see if any particular solution is correct is simple, but finding the best solution in the case of very large problems is infinitely difficult.

Waits, the owner of the House of Cards & Curiosities, doesn't endorse any particular solution, and he admitted that the doubling of his rent wasn't the only thing that hurt his business.

"Scientists should be providing information rather than advocating any particular solution," says UW's Franklin.

Two particular solutions became so controversial as to be deemed heretical.

The danger, he went on, is "that academic researchers will not only embrace particular solutions but will fight for them in the political arena".

Particular solutions for problems like signal switching, high-speed connections or turning on new services may disappear for lack of investment.

For a methodology that is designed to pick out particular solutions, this non-uniqueness property is a serious problem, especially since there is usually no obvious way of deciding which Nash equilibrium will end up being selected.

There are certain general ideas usually applicable in any situation, but, in the details and in getting things to work, one finds particular solutions to particular problems.

Prof MacKay had previously avoided being drawn into the political debate about energy, but told Lynas: "I have always tried to avoid advocating particular solutions but maybe because time is getting thinner I should call a spade a spade".