Sentence examples for solutions stems from inspiring English sources

A particular case of this situation (but probably the most important case, as it is the one that can be generalised more straightforwardly) is that in which the connection between solutions stems from the fact that the dynamic equations themselves are coupled as a result of the configuration of the system.

Expert interviews are a suitable instrument for data collection because the experts' knowledge of the design, implementation, and control of solutions stems from their position within the companies (see e.g., Flynn et al. 1990; Ellram 1996; Creswell 2003; Trautrims et al. 2012).

Like the apocryphal teenager who murders his parents and then asks for the court's mercy because he's an orphan, the NRA's "solutions" stem from a problem for which it is largely responsible.

In his mind, the solutions stem from four major pillars: car-sharing, autonomous driving, electrification and in-vehicle connectivity.

The objective of this last loop is to guide the choice of potential solutions stemming from the work done in the previous loop with the nurses.

The elasticity of the solution stems from the flexible molecular chains, which can be stretched or reassemble themselves in fluid motion, and hereby induce the flow instabilities due to the initial perturbation.

The solution stems from reversing these destructive trends.

We think this solution stems from making the whole of Afghan society part of the solution, including giving legitimacy and a stake to all segments of the population in the outcome, especially women.

We think this solution stems from making the whole of Afghan society part of the solution, including giving legitimacy and a stake to all segments in the outcome, especially women.

(c) MWCNTs form large aggregates in aqueous solution (stem cell culture media).

As a case study, we consider plug, shear and Poiseuille flow, and compare steady-state profiles resulting from the numerical simulation of the full advection diffusion problem with the analytical solution stemming from the one-dimensional Sturm Liouville eigenvalue problem along the spanwise coordinate, obtained neglecting streamwise diffusion.