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Whether texting conventions are supported by organized spelling reformists or not, can they possibly solve the difficulty of spelling our troublesome language?

This work aims to solve the difficulty of V2O5 nanomaterials to exhibit both high specific capacitance and long cycling life as supercapacitor electrodes.

In order to solve the difficulty of designing a filter for an effective speckle removing, we propose a new approach for de-noising images while preserving important features.

In order to solve the difficulty of determining the weight matrices of LQR, a chaos optimization method based on logistic map is proposed.

In order to solve the difficulty of predicting very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) life of fiber reinforced plastic (FRP), a prediction method based on surface crack density is presented in this paper.

In case of restricting the relation between the parents and the offspring as each one in order to learn in real time, a new numerical formula is proposed to solve the difficulty of adjusting the search region as reducing the individual by using the error generated from the sensor of the dynamic system.

The knowledge supported vectorization algorithm takes full use of the features and rules of construction engineering drawings to solve the difficulties of vectorization caused by noises and degradations.

Einstein thought that he could solve the difficulties of an unstable non-static universe with boundary conditions at infinity that do not satisfy Mach's Principle, by introducing the cosmological term \ \Lambda\) into his field equations.

It does not solve the difficulties of poor geographical distribution, which is a characteristic of the French health system as there are no obligations but only incentives to set up a practice in isolated areas.

Unfortunately, the transfer of knowledge and information did not solve the difficulties of reaching women who were described as uninterested or non-adherent, i.e., women who were obese, underweight, or living in socioeconomic or cultural circumstances that they could not easily influence.

This solves the difficulty of balancing scientific and commercial imperatives by simply removing the commercial element.