Sentence examples for resolved progress from inspiring English sources

By Robert Mankoff August 22, 2012 While the argument over which came first, the chicken or the egg, may never be resolved, progress has been made on an analogous cartoon conundrum: Which comes first, the caption or the drawing?

While the argument over which came first, the chicken or the egg, may never be resolved, progress has been made on an analogous cartoon conundrum: Which comes first, the caption or the drawing?

Fig. 1 Aggregated task view visualizing the time resolved progress of 9253 data intensive computing tasks, which have been transferred to a HPC cluster, where each task has been scheduled by Univa Grid Engine.

But the story of America and race is hardly resolved, and progress is not inexorable.

Until this is resolved, significant progress in HMI research and testing will be difficult to occur.

Bleomycin-induced lung damage begins as pneumonitis, which can either be resolved or progress to a far more serious pulmonary fibrosis.

Friedman begins his essay by distinguishing in a conventional way between positive and normative economics and conjecturing that policy disputes are typically really disputes about the consequences of alternatives and can thus be resolved by progress in positive economics.

When they'd return, the issue had either resolved or progressed to some recognizable clinical entity, and I could work them up appropriately.

There is growing evidence that the cytokine and chemokine response to an inciting agent determines whether the injury response is resolved or progresses to fibrosis.

These appeared similar to reported "gait disturbances" described in the orexin knockouts [9] which would either resolve or progress to a complete arrest.

The rash can resolve or progress to become eczematoid dermatitis.