Most group assignments involve reading through a business case-study that outlines a problem or opportunity that a firm is facing.
In the post, Stump outlines a problem that he had with Chess Wars, the Facebook Connect-enabled chess game that came out in July.
In this paper I describe an iterative method that overcomes this difficulty and discuss its application to endemic species in Tasmania.' While the term complementarity was not used in that study, it clearly outlines a problem with scoring methods and describes an improved complementarity-based solution.
Every day in The Times you can find many more articles that outline a problem and list some suggested solutions, whether it is… Go through a day or week's worth of The Times and find an article about a problem you care about, then fill out our graphic organizer to chart the details for each problem and solution, but also to suggest your own ideas.
At the end of 2009, the Bank of England's chief cashier Andrew Bailey outlined a problem in a speech at a conference - the Bank was struggling to get fivers into circulation, and those being used were increasingly grubby and torn.
Under its authority, federal agencies outline a problem they'd like solved on Challenge.gov, then open the competition to individuals or teams, evaluate the results, and award a money prize to whoever turns in the best solution.
As has been the case in this study, self-study research often begins in discussion that may outline a problem of practice, and then proceeds to select a mode of reflection, in this case, narrative enquiry.
For each of our 10 topics (summarised in Table 1), we first outline a problem statement, and then suggest potential ways forward.
In Section 3.2, we outline a problem derived from Arabidopsis thaliana microarray expression experiments, with loss or gain of function of certain TFs.
Based on the rationale that psychological symptoms are a result of everyday problems, problem-solving treatment equips individuals to better deal with current difficulties by outlining a problem-solving framework within which the individual identifies problems, achievable solutions, and mechanisms for attaining those solutions (Mynors-Wallis 2002).
By tightening an economic noose around Qaddafi and isolating him diplomatically, Obama and the international community were beginning to use the tools that Power had outlined in "A Problem from Hell".
