Sentence examples for observed to solve from inspiring English sources

In the remaining three aviary groups, six birds (four males and two females, representing 12% of our captive population) were observed to solve both tasks during the third day of observation.

Among other animals, chimpanzees have been observed to solve problems requiring toolmaking.

Titanium dioxide (TiO2) has been observed to solve environmental pollution and energy crisis, but its large band gap and high rate of charges combination impede its application.

DuOpt is compared with the sequential unconstrained minimization (SUMT) solution technique on randomly generated problem instances and is observed to solve the problem two orders of magnitude faster on average than SUMT.

When an individual was not seen to solve at least 10 tasks during the third day, we reviewed earlier video recordings and included task solutions on previous days until the focal individual had been observed to solve a task at least 10 times.

Similarly, parrots have also been observed to solve transpositions (Pepperberg et al. 1997; Zucca et al. 2007).

It is senseless to ask: "What is the probability that I will get A instead of B?" because I will correspond to both "Lev"s: the one who observes A and the other one who observes B. To solve this difficulty, Albert and Loewer 1988 proposed the Many Minds interpretation (in which the different worlds are only in the minds of sentient beings).

In Section 4, we will observe that to solve the first system approximation, we need to solve a system of non-linear equations, whereas for the second approximation, we only need to solve a system of linear equations (which is much simpler and more efficient to solve).

Farmers were not allowed to relieve their hunger by growing their own food and selling it, for, Kim observed, "Telling people to solve the food problems on their own only increases the number of farmers markets and peddlers.

Trainers actively rehearsed and observed videotapes about how to solve challenging life situations, build engaging relationships, and keep responsibility for change with the mother.

When Barry visited Africa for the first time, he observed that organizations working to solve similar problems didn't know each other.