Sentence examples for on specific solutions from inspiring English sources

Alex Lightman, an executive from Santa Monica, said the new governor was long on rhetorical flourishes and short on specific solutions about repairing the economy.

During the speech — in which he relied on a slide show instead of prepared remarks and rambled at times — Mr. Giuliani was relentlessly skeptical while also being short on specific solutions.

By focusing on abstract functions, rather than on specific solutions, such approach allows a systematic comparison between current technology and the frontier, as will be discussed below.

The community leaders and/or the local council analyses the social worker's report and decides on specific solutions for each problem.

When, however, it is recognized that after the system has settled down, the surface of the conductor must have the same value of ϕ everywhere, so that E = −grad ϕ vanishes on the surface, a number of specific solutions can easily be found.

Yet when it comes to specific solutions we balk.

The text includes conceptual remarks, discussions and historical overviews on how specific solutions fit the problem and what are their main advantages and drawbacks.

Critics of the OECD report are likely to argue that it is stronger on analysis than specific solutions, but the OECD says it has managed to create a framework in which to address the main issues confronting governments, including the critical need for greater international co-operation between tax authorities.

The effects of specific solutes on Zr4+ solubility and solution mechanisms in aqueous solution were addressed.

In this paper we focus on a specific solution of the network dynamics, namely on splay states, which are asynchronous states, where all neurons fire periodically with the period T and two successive spike emissions occur at regular intervals τ n ≡ T / N. A typical 'raster plot' for this state is reported in Figure 1(b).

Lately, Naam has been sharing his can-do optimism, along with specific solutions, on his blog, at conferences (most recently Sustainable Brands) and as a teacher at Singularity University, a think tank designed to inspire and equip business leaders to tackle humanity's big problems.