Sentence examples for permit a solution from inspiring English sources

"Despite the presence of the Greek delegation in Brussels, there was no response on the part of the institutions [European commission, ECB and IMF] for discussions at the same [political] level or authorisations that would permit a solution to the issues that remain open," Dragasakis said in a statement.

Mill's ontology of things and attributes is simply not sophisticated enough to permit a solution to this problem.

An integral transformation procedure of the mathematical model associated with the use of Pontryagin's Principle permits a solution in terms of a classical differential problem.

If the dissipative effect is negligible the KdVB equation transforms into the KdV equation which permits a soliton solution.

"I believe they know what is happening, and this network of complicity will not permit an easy solution, because the people who kill are rich and powerful".

This theory is based on a continuum two-phase description of fluidization, wherein the linearization of the solid-phase inertial terms, in the manner proposed by Murray (1965, J. Fluid Mech.22, 57 80), and the neglect of particle-particle forces permit an analytical solution.

Equations 13 15 permit an analytical solution for i0 in terms of the model parameters and the valve settings.

Or, should the United States continue trying to convince the parties to permit a politically negotiated solution that circumvents these historic complexities?

This new interpretation permits a simpler solution than those considered in the literature; I derive a mechanism that induces truthful revelation where the equilibrium involves a single round of elimination of weakly dominated strategies, and no monetary transfers.

The salient point is that a high mutation rate combined with the expansion of bioenergetic and genomic capacity over several orders of magnitude permitted a radical solution not available to prokaryotes: cell fusion masked mutations in genes, while doubling the genome enabled cell division despite variable numbers of chromosomes.

The results permit a valuable comparison of solution versus crystal-structure data, and provide insight for the design of the next-generation binding ligands.