Sentence examples for solved meaning from inspiring English sources

After so, UM1 was completely solved, meaning that all reactions got unblocked (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

If there is sufficient budget to fund all the remaining strategies, the decision problem is solved, meaning that the multicriteria decision making process can be ended after the scoring phase.

Occasionally, a puzzle cannot be fully solved, meaning you won't be able to fill the entire grid.

By means of this conceptual model we can solve meaning ambiguity problems.

Outside Germany, Mrs Merkel is identified above all with a particular stance in the euro crisis, one which says it can only be solved with "austerity" (meaning brutal budget cuts) on the part of formerly profligate governments and wider economic reforms to make the entire euro zone competitive again.

Libertarians treat it as a scarce commodity that needs to be "mined" (to create bitcoin and maintain the blockchain, miners solve mathematical puzzles, meaning that bitcoin is willed into existence by burning energy—see article).

You want content tailored to solve that problem, meaning mainstream and fast-following.

Both in the introduction to the Student Book and more extensively in the Teacher's Guide, heavy emphasis is placed on communicative competence, strategic competence, self-efficacy, learner autonomy, problem solving, and meaning making as the ideals the innovation seeks to achieve.

A friend and colleague at Princeton warned Scoles that cases like Hogue's could not be solved by well-meaning intervention.

"If they don't gain gender consciousness then they can only rely on luck to solve their problem," she said, meaning they can only hope to solve the problem if they meet a man who earns more than they do.

Inconsistencies were solved through discussing the meaning of a code and reaching consensus.