Sentence examples for solution for either from inspiring English sources
It might even be the cast that the solution for either of these two sub-problems is assumed to be preparatively calculated and given as input to the other.
But while expectations of a lasting solution for either side may be low, there is one area in which an easy victory is possible: Putin may agree to a partial lifting of Moscow's food embargo on European imports – allowing this year's Greek fruit harvest to find buyers in Russia.
However, loading up links in Reader mode isn't a great solution for either publishers or users alike.
If the problem has a solution for either choice of neuron labeling, then the population is said to be pairwise feasible, that is, either neuron can be made to spike selectively.
If you want to stop illegal border immigrants into the U.S., the best (and least costly) policy would be to cooperate with Mexico to capture these immigrants as they flee Central America and find a solution for either housing them in Mexico or returning them to their country of origin.
This is not an ideal solution for either side.
It is based on the knowledge of the hydrodynamic limit of the model considered, but is able to compute solutions for either dilute or dense regimes.
In April 1917 he averted a potentially revolutionary situation when he promised land reform and the right to vote to an assemblage of Romanian peasant troops, but he failed to arrive at definitive solutions for either the agrarian problem or the shortcomings of democracy in the postwar years.
But the idea that we need cross-platform solutions for either universal search or interoperability between all the cloud services we now use has not changed.
The five companies selected each provide necessary solutions for either cable or DSL broadband connection, and with the exception of Texas Instruments (TI), none of these companies is well known to the general investing public.
The detailed approaches to sampling from the resultant solutions, for either method, vary greatly across studies.
