Sentence examples for solution which involves from inspiring English sources
"At some point you realize you are not going to find work," he said of his relatively new solution, which involves bartering his raw skills for as much of his survival as possible.
Only four per cent of people manage to come up with the solution, which involves attaching the candle to the cardboard box and tacking the cardboard box to the corkboard.
When it is reformulated with the true expression for the slope replacing x/r, the solution (which involves quite heavy mathematics) shows a variation of period with amplitude that has been rigorously verified.
Hartman explained that the company's solution, which involves a low-cost and highly efficient oven – as well as planting trees to offset those lost in the production of coal – has been tested and proven to reduce carbon emissions by 75% while reducing charcoal production to a three day process instead of the typical 11 day cycle.
Pyrite is formed, in coal, from H2S and Fe in solution which involves bacterial reduction of SO4 to H2S at pH 7 4.5 (Ryan and Ledda 1997).
Our solution, which involves graph partitioning and community detection, is based on the principle of assortative mixing, but tailored in the context of cognitive radio networks.
The solution, which involved filming each ride and arguing about it for half an hour, pretty much killed dressage as a spectator sport.
I couldn't easily link to it from my blog and was forced instead to come up with a kludgy solution which involved making a screen grab of the first two paragraphs, pasting it on my blog and then linking to what would – for most visitors – be a dead end.
Additionally, participants from Vietnam proposed a quality improvement solution, which involved integrating KMC and breastfeeding promotion into a scoring system for evaluation of health facility performance.
We are focusing on information and decisions, and then solutions, which involves more than just systems.
The main difficulty lies in evaluating neighboring solutions, which involves decisions related to location of machinery and to road network arcs.
