Sentence examples for pivotal problems from inspiring English sources

Kahneman's recent bestselling precis of his life's work, Thinking, Fast and Slow, was a catalogue of examples of people using the wrong kind of analysis when confronting pivotal problems: relying on instinct when precise weighing of probabilities would be crucial, and vice versa.

Besides, the selections of discrete frequency components and Laplace damping constants are pivotal problems that can influence the penetration depth of the underground model (Shin and Cha 2008, 2009; Li et al. 2016a).

In 1969 he also published a small book on the founders' complex and highly creative thinking about political representation — a pivotal problem in the American Revolution.

The lack of this knowledge is the pivotal problem in molecular electronics.

Progressive destruction of articular cartilage and bone is the pivotal problem of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

In order to get more high-performance devices, the pivotal problem is how to get better quality materials.

This paper investigates a pivotal problem in supply chain management: how to configure supply networks and business processes to achieve time performance.

These hydrogels, on the other hand, because of their amphiphilic properties, could overcome this pivotal problem without the use organic solvents which are known to be dangerous for paper samples, as well as being potentially harmful for the operator.

The management of exudate was the focus because it was demonstrated to be the pivotal problem for patients and clinicians in a study of malignant wounds, and is a recurring problem in other wound types.

In 1963, 52percentt of Americans stated that race was the most pivotal problem facing America.

For there is another pivotal problem that could make or break their efforts to get the project off the ground: their ability to replicate as accurately as possible the complex life-giving power of solar energy.