Sentence examples for solution recognizing from inspiring English sources

It is more accepting of the messiness inherent in developing a truly breakthrough solution, recognizing that the activities involved relate to one another in unpredictable, nonlinear ways.

Thus, the PROMIS working group made a preliminary decision to include a one-factor solution, recognizing that the final CAT will require some content balancing to avoid underestimation of impairment in those with isolated or regional problems (for example, hand osteoarthritis).

"Thoma Bravo is gaining a richly talented team that has created an enviable integrated digital banking platform and innovative mobile solution, recognized as the best in the market," Brad D. Smith, Intuit's chief executive, said in a statement.

There's a very easy way to reduce this (a solution recognized, no doubt, by generations of home cooks): Covering the frying chicken in the early stages of cooking keeps spattering to a minimum while doing nothing to mitigate ultimate crispness.

Does your photo management solution recognize your cat?

Most Crf2 specific antibody fragments isolated from the human naive library bound to linear epitopes of Crf2, only one scFv antibody clone obtained by panning in solution recognized native Crf2.

"We'd like these kids to begin to solve their own problems and create their own solutions, recognizing that they have options beyond what is available on the market," Kate Ganim, KidMob's co-director, told The Huffington Post.

Companies shifting from selling products to coproducing solutions recognize that they need to move away from traditional hierarchical models.

When bosses encourage their employees to think broadly, ask good questions, find new solutions, recognize their efforts, and reward contributions both fiscally and psychically, then people really want to put out.

Potential Pareto solutions recognize that those who gain could compensate losers and still be better off and provide decision makers with a mathematical way to determine efficient interventions (Glauber and Narrod 2001).

While deciding the existence of solutions and recognizing solutions are PSPACE-complete problems in general, the problems fall back into the polynomial hierarchy under restrictions on the additional constraints.