Sentence examples for solutions from which from inspiring English sources

To mass mobilise, business needs clear and consistent leadership that gives industry pioneers the confidence to invest in the innovative products, services and solutions from which everyone will benefit.

Whereas previously we may have only considered irrigated agriculture to meet local needs for food security, joined up thinking now gives us a far larger pool of solutions from which to draw, such as increasing rain-fed crop productivity together with safeguarding our valuable natural food production systems, such as river fisheries.

A solution methodology of repeatedly running COMSOAL will result in many feasible solutions from which the best is chosen.

Both the beads and the polymer solutions from which they were formed were characterized by standard rheological methods.

When dealing with conflicting objectives, decision makers prefer to obtain a range of possible optimal solutions from which to choose.

MOO models typically contain an infinite number of Pareto solutions, from which decision-makers should choose the best one according to their preferences.

The lack of diffusible materials in the blood can be corrected by incorporating them in the solution, from which they enter the circulation.

Hydrometallurgy is concerned with the selective leaching of metallic compounds to form a solution from which the metals can be precipitated and recovered.

After a feud in 1972, two of Garfield's sons, Garry and Galen, decided to split the empire on geographical lines: a brilliantly pragmatic solution, from which other squabbling families might learn.Garry, who died last year, took over Associated British Foods, a firm that produces such delights of British gastronomy as Sunblest sliced bread and Wagon Wheels biscuits.

Notebooks remain an "Intel profitability refuge," but AMD "has a highly effective solution from which additional capacity could benefit".

The equilibrium structures of SAMs and mixed SAMs depend on the polarity of the solution from which they were assembled.