Sentence examples for simple problem solving from inspiring English sources

The immediate fruits of this personal manufacturing revolution will come from simple problem solving, like replacement glasses.

It will also introduce the concept of simple problem solving.

In sessions 2-3, intengageionists engage participants in simple problem solving to resolve identified care management needs (medical, housing repairs, relocation needs, social, benefits/entitlements), and works on a care management plan involving coordination, referral and linkages to other services if necessary.

Let us first show how Jayme solved a simpler problem: solve McCreight's problem relaxing the condition on the number of keys in the root.

The Lean method is suitable for solving chronic problems, because it uses simple problem-solving tools, such as VSM and A3.

Supported by volunteers at the CFS – who had been trained by UNICEF on psychosocial support-, children are engaged in games and also learn team work and simple problem-solving skills.

The physiotherapist guided a 10-15 minuthemedmed informal discussion designed to enhance patients' understanding of their condition its causes, consequences, prognosis and promote simple self-management and coping strategies by giving participants information, advice and teaching simple problem-solving and planning skills.

In the present study, we evaluated the relationship between math abilities, math anxiety and simple arithmetic problems by using novel arithmetic-affective priming during simple arithmetic problem solving.

We found this effect for each of the arithmetic procedures (multiplication, addition, subtraction and division), thereby uncovering a direct link between emotion and simple arithmetic problem solving, and more specifically, between negative emotions and deficits in simple arithmetic problem solving in cases of DD.

Moreover, we also found simple arithmetic problem solving to be modulated by words that are related to math (e.g., "quantity").

He claims: "Many are dominated by the pursuit of prestige, refusal to admit errors and by a desire to react to media coverage which is much simpler than problem solving or management and provides a comforting illusion of activity".