Sentence examples for solving challenging problems from inspiring English sources

He has a doctorate in aeronautics and quantum chemistry from the California Institute of Technology—and a record of solving challenging problems.

Additionally, the results of the real problems demonstrate the merits of this algorithm in solving challenging problems with constrained and unknown search spaces.

The primary pedagogical goal of AutoTutor is to encourage the student to verbally articulate content and steps in reasoning during the course of answering challenging questions or solving challenging problems.

Woods (1996) used Heppner's Problem-Solving Inventory (Heppner and Petersen, 1982) to assess confidence in problem solving, willingness to engage in solving challenging problems, and sense of control of the situations requiring problem solving and found that students who had been exposed to PBL produced scores significantly higher than a control group.

"You cannot be properly creative without it, nor can you solve challenging problems without mastering some basic skills first.

They want to solve challenging problems alongside other smart, innovative people.

Bio-inspired models have taken inspiration from the nature to solve challenging problems in an intelligent manner.

For over 40 years, the Implicit Monte Carlo (IMC) method has been used to solve challenging problems in thermal radiative transfer.

The proposed algorithm can solve challenging problems of high penetration of inverter-based distributed generators, reduced fault current values and non-directional power flow.

It is a holistic approach to solve challenging problems and it is a means of combining several variables and models to incorporate all necessary interacting components in decision making process (Al-Zubi et al. 2002).

Numerical examples are presented with a two-fold objective: first to show the efficacy of the X-FEM implementation in Dynaflow™; and second to demonstrate the accuracy and versatility of the method to solve challenging problems in computational failure mechanics.