This was resolved by the choice of a self-questionnaire which allowed them to answer directly but without the risk of embarrassment or negative consequences.
The problem of feedback gains growing unbounded as grid becomes infinitely fine is resolved by a proper choice of the target system to which the original system is transformed.
But the problem cannot be resolved by such a choice, if only, first of all, because extramusical referents can vary in complexity from a mere descriptive title to the convolutions of the Wagnerian leitmotif, in which a particular musical phrase is consistently associated with a particular person, place, or thing.
All three of these questions are resolved by Mr. Stella's choice of a title for the National Gallery's sculpture.
But the difference would be highly significant: For the first time, a social problem would be resolved by extrajudicial methods, and not by choice or accommodation but by mandate of law.
But only his decision to halt for now the military trials under way at Guantánamo Bay seemed likely to have immediate practical significance, with other critical policy choices to be resolved by task forces set up within the administration.
The political decision to hold suspects indefinitely without charge because they are deemed too dangerous to be free is a policy choice that under the US Constitution "must be resolved by Congress, not by the executive branch," they wrote.
If such a choice is made, incompatibilities between different trees can be resolved by supertree [ 11- 15] or a posteriori consensus approaches [ 16].
"I had little choice because it is unlikely that my case will have been resolved by June when the nominations closed," he said.
This choice was motivated by the relative ease with which allelic differences can be resolved by agarose gel electrophoresis.
Disagreements were resolved by consensus.
