Sentence examples similar to resolving part from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gyory's hiring, however, has neatly resolved part of that problem.

"We've resolved part of it and have to address the rest of the questions," he said.

Your sign is rich in planetary conflict this week, making tests of strength and resolve part of the general picture.

Joël Bruneau, the UMP mayor of Caen, told journalists: "Today, unfortunately, there are a certain number of French people who think that leaving Europe will resolve part of our problems.

A25 BUSINESS DAY C1-20 Insurance Fraud Settlement Columbia/has Heagreedre has agreed in principle to $745 million in civil penalties to resolve part of the government's case into whether its success was partly gained by cheating federal health programs.

We decided to put all our eggs in one basket and combine a high value-added tax of 28%—we'll lower it a little after the danger of hyper-inflation has passed with liberalisation.Of course a drastic change in price levels made room for manoeuvre, because we could resolve part of the problem by not completely indexing government expenditure.

The solution of the progress variable equation ensures that the resolved part of the turbulent mixing in the preheat region can be described.

To resolve (part of) these latter aspects, it would be of great value to have a signal-transduction system available that can be triggered with (a flash of) visible light, and that initiates relocation of a specific component of that signal transduction network in the cell, like e.g. between subcellular compartments.

Discrete approximation of a flow field using anisotropic meshes causes "unphysical" anisotropy of the resolved part of the Reynolds stress tensor and of the subgrid scale stress tensor if common anisotropy measures such asūı̄ūj/q2− 1/3δijare used in order to characterize the turbulence structure.

In common with the previously studied element pair, and also with other schemes such as the spectral element and discontinuous Galerkin methods, increasing the polynomial order is found to provide a more accurate dispersion relation for the well resolved part of the spectrum but at the cost of a number of unphysical spectral gaps.

"I hope that the elections will resolve part of this problem, and the Hungarian population will show that they as European as other Europeans and share the values of equality of all".