Sentence examples for original solution to from inspiring English sources
He strikes me as a man who might have a powerful and original solution to the economic crisis lurking somewhere in that pressurised suit".
This work aims at developing an original solution to the acoustic impedance mismatch between transducer and air.
Each successful picture taken on the sly by Cartier-Bresson was one original solution to a set of circumstances he was encountering for the first time.
Marc Kirschner and John Gerhart draw on cutting-edge biological and medical research to provide an original solution to this longstanding puzzle.
Combining evolutionary, neurobiological, and philosophical approaches allows Feinberg and Mallatt to offer an original solution to the "hard problem" of consciousness.
The paper proposes an original solution to opportunistically use client devices, that roam in geographically sparse environments (such as a smart city), as WSN data harvesters.
His original solutions to many architectural questions made him a maverick and earned him a reputation as the "bad boy" of American architecture.
There may also be other original solutions to the specific problem of high-rent blight, such as, perhaps, finding ways to let pop-up stores use abandoned spaces on a seasonal basis.
Long before he discovered that an engineer was anything other than someone who drove a train, he remembers proudly proclaiming, "I want to be an inventor when I grow up!" Every summer throughout his childhood in rural Dunbarton, New Hampshire, he attended Camp Invention, where he learned to design and prototype original solutions to common problems.
Words without Meaning contains original solutions to a wide array of outstanding problems in the philosophy of language, including the logic of quantification, the logic of conditionals, the semantic paradoxes, the nature of presupposition and implicature, and the nature and attribution of beliefs.
Companies are racing to bring original solutions to market ahead of their competitors -- but it can't be done alone.
