Sentence examples for putative solutions from inspiring English sources
Some string theorists (but definitely not all!) also like the multiverse idea, because string theory (the idea that all the elementary particles are the vibration modes of tiny strings in the spacetime fabric) seems to suggest the potential existence of an enormous number of putative solutions (of order 10500) to the equations.
Differential Evolution Entirely Parallel (DEEP) method is applied to this set of putative solutions for G max number of iterations.
Here, we should bear in mind the relatively short time available to find viable solutions (less than one generation time) and the probable necessity of testing many putative solutions.
Once all parent solutions have generated an offspring solution, the 16,000 putative solutions are examined and the 8000 solutions with the lowest cost become the parents for the next generation.
The need for concerted international action, the existence of strong vested interests opposing it (and in particular the existence of corruption), and the controversial nature of many of the putative solutions will inevitably make it difficult to address the public health consequences of organised crime.
But the biggest problem is that growth is the one putative solution that asks nothing of us: no trade-offs, no sacrifices.
This is actually the second putative solution Rupert (1999) gives to the disjunction problem.
And the putative solution, a comprehensive "asset quality review" by the European Central Bank over the coming year, may for a time make banks more risk averse and reluctant to lend, so as to minimise the amount of expensive capital they may be forced to raise to fix their historic imprudence.
Each putative solution (parent) generates a new putative solution (offspring), randomly moving a small number of samples in the two-dimensional plane.
A putative solution represents a given position of each sample in two dimensions, and the cost of this solution is the Sammon score described above.
