Sentence examples for solving at the same from inspiring English sources

Published survival curves are almost always based on the KM method justifying our approach of using inverted KM equations instead of life-table equations and solving at the same time the problem of pre-specification of intervals.

As Einstein put it, "The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them".

It is thought that his work would have won him the Fields Medal – the most prestigious prize in maths, open only to those under 40 – had it not been solved at the same time by Italian mathematician Ennio De Giorgi.

It is a very Grant-like touch to have protected the boats from fire with hay and grain, needed for food after the encirclement began — a provisioning and a tactical problem solved at the same time.

The simulation of the plant is based on a discrete convolution model that is solved at the same rate with the rate determined by the control algorithms.

This approach leads to an efficient simultaneous strategy, where the NLP and the PDE model are solved at the same time.

The advective and diffusive fluxes are coupled and solved at the same time by following the time-dependent velocity distribution function for particles.

To this end, consider a hypothetical scenario in which K different optimization tasks are to be solved at the same time.

It is found that BLOPs provide a natural environment wherein multiple (related) optimization tasks are to be solved at the same time, thereby presenting the perfect platform for evolutionary multitasking to autonomously harness the relationships between tasks through the process of implicit genetic transfer.

"The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them".

And when the atomic structures for both tubulin and FtsZ were solved at the same time, it was absolutely clear that they were nearly superimposable and almost certainly true homologs in the sense of being derived from a common ancestor [ 27, 28].