Sentence examples for problem built from inspiring English sources

"The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" can't transcend the fundamental problem built into movies and television shows about magic.

If scholars cannot decide how much credit to give to the librettist, that is a problem built into any collaborative production.

It's a problem built into a TV critic's job, which, unlike most arts criticism, takes place over seasons and years, across hiatuses and summer doldrums and newfangled "mid-season finales".

(Dargis) 'The Incredible Burt Wonderstone' (PG-13, 1 40) The Steve Carell comedy about a Las Vegas magician can't transcend the fundamental problem built into movies and television shows about prestidigitation.

As the brand story goes, Dyson thought about the problem, built thousands of prototypes, and finally came up with a vacuum cleaner that used centrifugal force, rather than a bag, to separate the dirt from the air.

The Prediction Error Method (PEM) is related to an optimization problem built on input/output data collected from the system to be identified.

"It's, 'Solve this problem, build this thing and make this robot go from Point A to Point B,' and you gain the skill set associated with it".

There's this textbook way of building products where you identify a problem, build a strategy and go execute.

U: Utility testing Now that you've proven that stakeholders are hungry to solve the problem, build a simple, Minimal Viable Product (MVP).

The strategy used for implementing such changes involves the following actions: understand the problem, build the will for change, execute the change, and drive the change with data.

Our approach to this problem builds on a previous study by our group, where adverse events were classified according to severity and duration [ 14].