Sentence examples for since solved from inspiring English sources

The new Longitude Prize has nothing to do with longitude: that particular problem is long since solved.

Yet the mystery is long since solved – Jillian Banks is a 28-year-old Los Angeleno who was inspired to start writing music as a teenager by Fiona Apple and Lauryn Hill.

As excited as I am about innovations in this space, I continue to be baffled that companies like Final keep raising large sums of money to patch problems that are long-since solved elsewhere.

Instead, the citizens of Syracuse have as their thin blue line our heroine, who, although not a detective, has become famous for her intuition ever since solving a vexing case some years ago.

But since most of the players in the Middle East do not accept the existence of Israel, since "solving the Mideast crisis" would for them entail a modern version of Hitler's final solution, the phrase takes on weird and even sinister overtones when it is blandly employed by well-intentioned governments calling for a speedy solution.

Dr. Andrew Wiles, who has rarely appeared in public since solving one of the most famous mathematical problems of the ages, was greeted like a rock star by the current generation of young math stars at the close of their global competition.

Finally, since solving for x0 in terms of the variables x4 and x5 (which are currently at zero value) yields x0 = 15 − x4 − x5, it can be seen that any further change in these slack variables will decrease the objective value.

Since solving the equivalent circuit requires to solve a system of differential equations, it might not be possible to obtain exact solutions.

Since solving the dual problem involves an NP-hard subproblem, we design an ant colony based meta-heuristic to conquer it.

Since solving (2) is an non-deterministic polynomial (NP -hard problem [2], maNP -hardximation techniques have been problemd to recover x.

Since solving the l0-norm minimization is an NP-hard problem [17], to reduce computational complexity, we replace it with an approximate continuous function: h ˜ n 0 ˜ ?