Sentence examples for solution meant from inspiring English sources

His solution meant that for the first time, latitude and longitude positions on one continent could be accurately related to positions on another.

My morning drill involved chopping mountains of lettuces, and soaking them, along with some shredded carrots and slivered purple cabbage, in a mysterious solution meant to keep the lot from oxidising and the cut edges from turning brown.

(To get into the greenhouse we had to enter a chamber as though going to see jewels at Bulgari, closing one door before opening the other, while wiping the soles of our shoes on a mat that was treated with a bleach solution meant kill any bugs or fungus).

To Ibn Ṭufayl's younger friend Averroës (Ibn Rushd, flourished 12th century) belongs the distinction of presenting a solution to the problem of the relation between philosophy and the Islamic community in the West, a solution meant to be legally valid, theologically sound, and philosophically satisfactory.

Adding in the desktop component is a slight shift for the company – its current product SMART is a white-label solution meant for creating apps across mobile platforms.

Fortunately for our future, people like Luis Cruz exist: this recent high school graduate designed the Eyeboard, a low-cost, open source eye tracking solution meant to make communication easier for disabled users.

WHAT does a "two-state solution" mean?

Too easy or convenient a solution means that the story won't convince.

Clicking a button that says "Install Solution" means you don't have to hunt the web for the latest version.

The composition of a liquid solution means the composition of that solution in the bulk that is, of that part that is not near the surface.

Being part of the solution means you're willing to grab a shotgun and take to the barricades, killing if necessary.