Sentence examples for solutions to remain from inspiring English sources

"This transaction is an innovative approach in finding solutions to remain ahead of the competitive curve in the fast-changing communications industry," Joe T. Ford, Alltel's chairman, said in a statement.

As business conditions change rapidly, the need for integrating business and technical systems calls for novel ICT frameworks and solutions to remain concurrent in highly competitive markets.

Note that the reason that the piES can afford to start fast, but pLSA cannot, is that the multi-individual nature of evolutionary algorithms allows a diversity of individuals (and thus lower objective value solutions) to remain despite a decrease in mean objective value; if pLSA was to decrease at this rate, it would lose quasi-equilibrium and fail to converge, becoming stuck in a local minimum.

The experts meeting also agreed on the need to activate the propose Arab educational strategy presented by ALECSO and foster partnerships with regional and national bodies to expand capacity building for teachers and identify solutions to remaining challenges like  teachers salaries, and the quality of curricula and didactic materials being made available in remote and/or conflict-ridden areas.

The main contribution of this paper is that it helps to determine the applications where quasi-redundant subsystems are a good solution to remain in a significant reliability level even if critical failure appears.

The generalizability of these results to hemodialysis catheters which are larger in size, utilized for longer periods, and require a solution to remain in-situ for up to 72 hours, is questionable.

Both crystalloids and colloids have a similar ability to achieve sufficient volume loading when the volume administered takes into account the capacity of the solution to remain in the intravascular space [ 1].

Allow the solution to remain on the stain for 15 minutes, then repeat.

After allowing the solution to remain on the mildew for 20 minutes, rinse the surface thoroughly.

The development of research prototypes that are transferable in commercial solutions seems to remain an open point.

Two- and three-dimensional tests are presented, and the solutions shown to remain accurate at arbitrary density ratios.