Sentence examples for solve quite from inspiring English sources
Prelinguistic infants and at least the higher primates, for example, can solve quite complex problems, such as those involving spatial memory.
That didn't necessarily take away from my enjoyment of the puzzle, but I needed to solve quite a few of the entries around things like SUVA and BRAD AWL to fill them in completely.
The various kinematic relations included in mathematical models of spatial mechanisms may be used to solve quite different tasks in the design of mechatronic systems.
When simulating the riveting process it is usually necessary to test different fasteners' configurations, i.e. to solve quite similar problems where only vector F may vary.
Many of these problems could be solved quite simply.
In Glasgow on July 7th, Mr Cameron talked with new stridency about personal responsibility and "moral choice".Whether intractable social problems can be solved quite so magically is open to doubt.
Hence, the SNN has to interpolate in the time domain, which is solved quite well (see Figure 2).
Since the models use only a moderately large number of binary variables, they can be solved quite efficiently.
The fluid-content based form can be solved quite rapidly with low CPU time and perfect mass balance.
However, once the structure of a sufficiently large number of singular specimens is solved, quite possibly structural patterns start to emerge.
Sustainable design strategies involve complex interactions among social, economic and environmental factors those should be analyzed and solved quite differently by heterogeneous disciplines and stakeholders involved.
