Sentence examples for pick solutions from inspiring English sources

For each possible solution idea, it allows you to compare "ease of implementation" (hi/lo) against "impact on the problem" (hi/lo) as a way of ensuring that you pick solutions most likely to solve the problem with the least amount of effort and resources.

Because the result of each run is a set of Pareto optimal solutions, users can pick solutions with a wide array of difficulties to use while evaluating novel methods.

At the end of artificial weathering exposures the radioactivity recovered on the bronze surface, once it was treated with a picking solution, allowed determination of the thickness loss.

Now that you have figured out what the problem is and have brainstormed some solutions, pick the solutions you think will work best and write down a plan for yourself.

At this point, I'm beyond wanting to argue for one solution over another – I just want Apple to pick one solution – ANY SOLUTION – and implement it.

The deal will result in Morrisons taking space in Ocado's new distribution centre, or customer fulfilment centre (CFC), in Erith, south east London, and Ocado deliver a store pick solution for Morrisons that leverages its technology and the supermarket chain's shops.

"Nvidia definitely has an uphill battle when it comes to convincing device makers to pick its solutions over Qualcomm or others, but Tegra K1 is likely the best story it has ever had in mobile.

If the problem is underdetermined and no additional information about properties of the possible solutions is given, any algorithm attempting to solve the problem has to provide a selection criterion to pick a solution among the affine space of possible solutions.

In contrast, the total phenolic acids in the picking solutions were not influenced by the pickling period; these accounted for ≤15% of the total phenolics in untreated soybeans (Table 1; Fig. 2).

To examine whether Sarah understands what others believe, they used the following paradigm: Sarah was shown videotapes of humans trying to solve certain tasks (e.g. acquiring out of reach bananas, warming up a cold room by lighting a heater) and she was supposed to choose from an array of photos to pick the solution (Premack & Woodruff 1978).

Further, adopting the RSS as a local search scheme and introducing the injective (One-to-One) strategy can pick the fit solutions quickly and avoid the running of the algorithm without any improvement in the solutions.