Sentence examples for resolve which one from inspiring English sources
But when a new password is introduced, that person's efforts to remember it compete with his or her memory of the old one, and the mechanisms in the prefrontal cortex have to work hard to resolve which one to remember.
So what happens when we come into contact with a piece of art so precariously positioned between two or more possible (but also entirely contradictory) realities that we can't readily resolve which one is more plausible?
Resolving which one of these hypotheses is more likely has been difficult, as evidence to support both hypotheses has been reported over the last 40 years.
You should check at least a couple of of them and weigh their pros and cons before resolving which one is well suited for you.
The signal is not well resolved, which on the one hand can be explained by the nonequivalent P atoms and on the other hand by the low solubility.
The dots near the corners or at the sides respectively represent tree-like (fully resolved phylogenies in which one tree is better than the others) or network-like phylogenetic signals (three regions in which it is not possible to decide between two topologies); the dots at the central area of the map represents star-like signals (the region where the star tree is optimal).
Biocentric ethics will always face difficult challenges when it seeks to provide a decision-making rule or principle by which one can resolve conflict and make unequivocal decisions, but, as Aristotle warned, ethics is not mathematics.
However, optimization of the threshold is a non-trivial problem, resolving which is one of the goals of this study.
Our interest is particularly motivated by the study of a spinodal decomposition, a phenomenon in which rapid cooling of a homogeneously mixed binary alloy causes separation to occur, resolving the mixture into regions in which one component or the other is dominant.
