Sentence examples for solutions to present from inspiring English sources

The growth in intelligent control is among other fuelled by the realization that nonlinear control theory is not yet able to provide practical solutions to present day control challenges.

Solutions to present and future energy shortages will rely increasingly on improved designs of high-efficiency turbomachinery, from the steam and gas turbines in solar-energy "power-tower" systems to the promising gas-turbine engines made largely from nonmetallic ceramic and "carbon-carbon" materials.

The proposed calculation methodology may improve the efficiency of the current state-of-the-art solutions to present a capable tool for designing complex clean-up plants consisting of a variable array of wells, and thereby offer a first step for the calibration of complex models.

Smith was joined on the Disrupt NYC 2012 stage by Rod Taylor, EVP of sales at Cyfeon Solutions, to present Answer Factory for the first time.

Margolin's definition implies that the role of designers is to engage in imaginative exploration that fosters solutions to present and future societal needs.

After identifying the project direction and inspiration, designers engaged in creative exploration, supporting Margolin's (2007) claim that the work of designers is to partake in imaginative exploration that fosters solutions to present and future societal needs.

After fleshing out each idea, the team plans to settle on a solution to present at the Clinton Global Initiative University conference in March, where they will be able to get feedback from experts on their plan.

Aimed at small and medium-sized charities, the awards offer a leg-up to organisations that are delivering practical solutions to present-day problems.

The awards offer a priceless leg-up to organisations that are delivering practical solutions to present-day problems, never more important than at a time of continuing austerity in our public services.

The awards, in association with Zurich, offer a priceless leg-up to five small and medium-sized organisations that are delivering innovative and practical solutions to present-day problems, never more important than at a time of continuing austerity in our public services.

Each team was required to go outside the company to source ideas, to develop solutions, and to present its findings to the group for feedback.