Sentence examples for solving between from inspiring English sources
The phrase "solving between" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a process of finding a solution within a range or among options, but it lacks clarity and proper usage. Example: "We are solving between the various methods to determine the best approach."
And geometry is used for the ambiguity solving between the entities.
The superiority of the SOC-based explanation to the usual explanation was measured with the differences of improvement of categorization and problem solving between experimental and control groups.
Datcu et al. [38, 39] propose an AR-based collaborative environment to study the effect of AR when supporting complex problem solving between physically co-located and virtually co-located participants.
The principle aim of the 2016 Workshop: Safety By Design was to improve laboratory safety by promoting discussions, collaborative interactions, and problem solving between researchers and environmental health and safety (EH&S) professionals.
For literacy, thresholds varied between 1 and 26 s for Module 1 and between 1 and 33 s for Module 2; for numeracy, they varied between 1 and 8 s for Module 1 and 0 and 8 s for Module 2; for problem solving, between 3 and 76 s.
In order to promote joint clinical problem solving between primary care and mental health their leaders will require skills, a clear remit and the necessary resources.
"These problems need to be solved between the husband and wife".
― Benjamin Zephaniah, Refugee Boy Any problem can be solved between people if only they can trust each other.
In particular, larks given memory tests and puzzles to solve between the hours of four and eight in the morning turned in far worse performances than did owls.
"The problem is so complicated that it is not possible to give really good advice," he said, adding, "This is an internal Russian problem that must be solved between the people of Chechnya and Russia".
At a time of deep fissures in the Atlantic political and economic alliance, occasioned in part by the war in Iraq, Gérard Errera, the French ambassador to London, opened the proceedings at dinner last Thursday night with the comment, "If we can solve between our three countries the questions of cuisine, then perhaps we can solve everything that divides us".
