Sentence examples for practically solved from inspiring English sources
Assigning cells to switches in cellular mobile networks is an NP-hard problem, which can not be practically solved using exact methods.
Then we address in detail how the problem can be formulated in a discrete domain and how it can be practically solved by straight forward linear numerical solvers.
Photo-sharing sites like Photobucket and ImageShack, and teen social-networking site Piczo sound run-of-the-mill, but theyve practically solved the security issues plaguing many popular, open sharing sites.
On the other hand, it can be seen that there are only several classes of product-type systems of difference equations which can be practically solved in closed form, due to the well-known fact that roots of the polynomials of degree (dge5) cannot be solved by radicals.
We describe a meshless method based on nearest-neighbour interpolation that significantly reduces the number of degrees of freedom required to discretise the unknown traction, increasing the range of problems that can be practically solved, without excessively complicating the task of the modeller.
In fact, the math was so easy that it practically solved itself. 1 work trip to the Bahamas + 1 husband + 1 kid = The perfect combination of business and pleasure.
Then, we introduce polynomial-time heuristic algorithms to practically solve the problem.
The advanced method employs optimisation principles coupled with maintenance tenets and principles to practically solve real-life problem in maintenance, which is stochastic in nature (Maiti and Roy 2016).
Furthermore, in practically solving numerically the complicated equations of the KRM method, it is assumed that magnetic field lines are all vertical to the Earth's surface, simplifying the numerical scheme in calculating the electric potential.
Thus although it might at first seem plausible that the ability to make random choices during the course of a computation allows us to practically solve certain problems which resist efficient deterministic algorithms, it is again an open problem whether this is true.
Although the use of the inhibition of binding of antibodies in a real-time immunoassay seemed to practically solve the problem of cross-reactivity between MAs and cholesterol, it is expected that better resolution between TB positive and TB negative patient sera will be achieved if the nature of the cross-reactivity is better understood.
