Sentence examples for proposition that the problem from inspiring English sources

The group began with the proposition that the problem to be solved was delay, especially women's delay in seeking medical attention for what would turn out to be breast or cervical cancers.

Proposition 1 ensures that the problem can be reduced to finding the interval formed by the first-order difference problem.

Then invoking Proposition 2.2, we obtain that the problem.

Proposition 1 tells us that the problem is feasible, and the existence of the optimal solution is guaranteed by the finite state constraint.

THE ECONOMY After eight dismal years, the president's stimulus bill, his budget and even the flawed bank rescue strategy offer a welcome return to the rational proposition that some problems are so big that the government must step in.

The whole Truth is a true proposition that is also complete: it entails all true propositions.

Here I cast car theft as a foraging problem and test the proposition that the specific car types stolen represent behaviors consistent with optimal foraging theory.

"True" propositions are propositions that have the power to lead beyond themselves.

This statement speaks to the value of partnering with stakeholders to address complex issues and is consistent with Halal's (2001) proposition that cooperative problem-solving can foster positive social and economic outcomes.

The problem is that, when the agenda contains propositions that are logically connected, the Hamming distance may be responsible of double counting because it ignores such interdependencies.

Or the proposition that with the early diagnosis of problems and disabilities, they are easier to remediate or correct and less costly than later on.