Sentence examples for solution to this paradox from inspiring English sources

Cratonic mobilism in response to mantle convection currents offers a possible solution to this paradox.

According to Einstein, an epistemological satisfactory solution to this paradox must be based on 'an observable fact of experience'.

One solution to this paradox is a concurrent, worldwide conversion to inactivated polio vaccine (Heinsbroek and Ruitenberg 2010; Minor 2009), which would require an unprecedented feat of global coordination.

Ries offers a solution to this paradox: Once you've got an idea, put it to test as soon as possible.

Our model suggests a solution to this paradox by proposing a mechanism that generates a simultaneous increment of activity in PC and IN as a consequence of learning.

A possible solution to this paradox is that mutational robustness is a side effect of selection for mechanisms that buffer environmental perturbations [23], [24].

Several solutions to this paradox have been proposed.

A first step might be to understand whether these differences are justified and to understand that there are no solutions to this paradox, only common ground that considers humans, animals, and the environment together.

Kant's solution to this apparent paradox is to postulate a capacity, which he calls "genius," by which "nature gives the rule to art" (§46, 307).

The solution to this apparent paradox was that the low intensity echolocation used to locate flowers made them functionally undetectable to insects and thus provided them with a form of stealth echolocation and a predatory advantage (Clare et al. 2013a) and the ability to achieve trophic niche switching.

A possible solution to this apparent paradox is that our biochemical results reveal an interaction that occurs only transiently in vivo, either because of a conformational equilibrium biased towards complexes with separated heads and hinge, or because the interaction occurs only as an intermediate, for example, during cohesin loading onto chromosomes.