This infinite class of questions (one for each machine) is known to be unsolvable.
"We know that our air pollution problems in London would be unsolvable if we expand Heathrow.
In this case, the regularized variational inequality (6) may be unsolvable.
Because unless you fix that problem, I think the other may be unsolvable.
Israeli Justice Minister Tzipi Livni tells BBC World that the situation within the country should be treated as a national conflict, not an "unsolvable" religious one.
Ideally, the complete set of data should be used to describe the power system states but this could also lead to unsolvable case as there are too many unknowns involved in the calculation.
The party concerns itself with trying to solve issues such as climate change and who should be leader, two problems the electorate either doesn't believe in or recognises as unsolvable.
In the end, analysts said, Italy's problems are probably bigger than Belgium's — and so are the stakes should markets decide those problems are unsolvable.
If a young person needs to drop out because of a severe unsolvable issue like bullying, teen pregnancy, or a serious medical condition they should be encouraged to get a GED.
But even as a narrow definition, this one should be read carefully, and not be taken to suggest that simulations are only used when there are analytically unsolvable equations in the model.
