Sentence examples for solved whether from inspiring English sources

Frances confirms Alex's genius (embellished by the PhD certificate and painstakingly constructed Ferris wheel in the staff house) and social disconnection, suggesting he regarded everything as an intellectual problem to be solved, whether that be an inclination for rough sex or a garden maze.

It remains to be solved whether the enzyme requires a certain factor for the maximum activity.

In addition, a key fundamental problem that has not yet been fully solved whether the charges of the reaction are from polarized charges or free charges.

The method is applied to two examples to show how the following three problems can be solved: whether there is, or not, an aberrant response, to detect an outlier when there is one and to estimate the value of the outlier as if it had not been aberrant.

It remains to be solved whether a more oxidized PSII acceptor site in the double mutant triggers the degree of grana stacking.

It is yet to be solved whether proportional prospective health losses are more important than absolute shortfalls in expected lifetime health in judgements about who are worse off.

So we return to the foolhardiness of resting on laurels, but this doesn't solve whether a garage full of laurels will be of use to companies in the future when they seek to tempt in customers.

We test our value judgments by putting them into practice and seeing whether the results are satisfactory — whether they solve the problems they were designed to solve, whether we find their consequences acceptable, whether they enable successful responses to novel problems, whether living in accordance with alternative value judgments yields more satisfactory results.

As illustrated in Figure 1, HCOR aims to solve whether the network coding should be done and which nodes should be used as the coding nodes to achieve the maximal throughput gain.

"It's like a giant, mysterious jigsaw puzzle that will come to life for all the world to solve, whether you are a fan of the TV series or not," said Mike Benson, the senior vice president of marketing for ABC Entertainment, in a statement.

And because our brains are designed to problem-solve, whether asleep or awake, we literally have all the answers inside.