Sentence examples for provision of a solution from inspiring English sources

In the second half of this century there have been a number of attempts to develop non-classical logics of vagueness, a major constraint being the provision of a solution to the sorites paradox.

The cases built their respective brand identities around adaptability to customer needs and the provision of a total solution.

The provision of a 'healthcare solution' or adopting a 'holistic approach' was mentioned by the majority of Group 2 and 3 respondents.

Moreover, the findings highlight the complexity involved in improving pedestrian road safety, particularly as the provision of an engineering solution (a footbridge) in close proximity to a high-risk zone (highway) is clearly not the only solution in the much larger road safety system.

There is also a plan for the provision and installation of a solution to support the storage and transmission of pre-recorded digital images (e.g. radiology and dermatological) and videos (e.g. ultrasound) from distal sites for reporting at the PAH-TC.

Therefore, the problem of channel estimation should be adequately considered in the perspective of the provision of a technically viable solution.

Consequently, some AAs compete with each other for cellular uptake and the provision of an imbalanced AA solution may lead to an inappropriate cellular response.

Although resource use is a topic that has been explored previously, many of the arguments in this book are strengthened by provision of a range of plausible solutions, with acknowledgement that multiple approaches are needed, including those driven by technological, policy, and community-based innovations.

This article has discussed how a combination of green radio techniques enables the provision of a low-cost rural broadband solution through a network infrastructure referred to as HopScotch.

Tshabalala-Msimang invited the remedy's developer to address provincial health ministers and arranged for the provision of the solution to AIDS patients in government hospitals and clinics[ 31].

It's fallacious to think that simply the statement of a problem, and the provision of an appallingly insensitive, brutal "solution" to this problem, is an ethical option.