Sentence examples for problem determines how from inspiring English sources
Solving the problem determines how much of each energy carrier the hubs should consume and how they should be converted in order to meet the load at hub's outputs.
Obviously, the state of knowledge about a particular biological problem determines how the question is formulated and how the biological phenomenon is described (see for example the early work on tRNA sequence and structure (Holley et al. 1965; Levitt, 1969)).
The possibilities on decisions that can be made based on data are endless, and with insights obtained from companies such as SeeTree, growers will be able to uncover problems, determine how to solve them, and assess the ROI for each action taken.
The statement of the problem therefore determines how one goes about solving it and the methods used should be individually tailored to the problem [ 42- 44].
Because how we define a problem largely determines how or if we reach for a solution.
Primarily useful in high-throughput facilities, fault injection "seeds" the production process with boards containing known problems and then determines how many of those problems the test strategy can catch.
Solutions are found with an algorithm -- a sequence of logical instructions -- and a problem's complexity determines how soon it can be solved.
"And that's a problem, because population density determines how quickly the disease spreads".
Although the $1.2 million would be a drop in the bucket compared to the $5.2 billion net loss the service reported earlier this month for the quarter that ended on June 30, it points to a larger problem of how the Postal Service determines how many commemorative stamps to produce.
The framing of an issue determines how the problem is conceived, what information is selected and the value judgements that are made.
First is the problem of determining how long it takes to do the compression, and second is the problem of determining where the processing power is found for doing this much compression.
