Sentence examples for solve given from inspiring English sources
Technical and organizational changes can be applied to the learning factory to solve given tasks.
(One of the play's many baffling questions is why the riddle is so easy to solve, given the severity of the king's secret).
Like a scientist or a playing child, PowerPlay (Schmidhuber, 2011) not only learns new skills to solve given problems, but also invents new interesting problems by itself.
The complete regeneration of the periodontal tissues following periodontal disease remains an unmet challenge, and has presented clinicians with a remarkably difficult clinical challenge to solve given the extensive research in this area and our current understanding of the biology of the periodontal tissues.
In our previous system, there are two models to solve given problems: Chemical World Model CWMM) and Problem Solving Process Model (PSPM).
In general, I have to believe that organizational adaptation although costly and time-consuming is good for Gitime-consuming ishout it, the orgoodzation is likely misaligned to the new problems it needs to solve, given its desire to grow.
After your solve, give a listen to The O'Jays singing about that mean green.
Likewise in "Humbug" the author compiles and compounds his elements — including a cryptic crossword clue that an old Sri Lankan and an English tourist collaborate to solve — giving the story the rich indeterminacy of life, and of good fiction.
Special emphasis on problem solving given the particular personality traits of knowledge communities while avoiding excessive, anxious control and respecting individuals positively impacts knowledge sharing and creativity.
Had he remained in Albany longer, there would no doubt have been a fourth, arising from his insistence that every problem could be solved, given sufficient resources, imagination and will.
Gauss's theory of algebraic integers led to the question of determining when a polynomial of degree n with integer coefficients can be solved given the solvability of polynomial equations of lower degree but with coefficients that are algebraic integers.
