Sentence examples for solving for which from inspiring English sources

In medical problem solving and decision-making, experts often use heuristics, or methods of problem solving for which no formula exists, but are instead based on informal methods or experience.

This suggests that conceptual knowledge may be necessary, but not sufficient to guide problem solving, for which strategy knowledge (i.e., understanding how to handle a task and why one approach is more effective for a certain problem type than another) is crucial.

But we here in South Africa have problems to solve for which the rest of the world has found no solutions.

The spiders were best attacked with bow and arrow (with the Wii remote and Nunchuk working together cleverly to ape a bow), and there were also access puzzles to solve, for which Link used his flying beetle to trip switches and open doors.

Equation (5.1) is solved, for which an exact solution is (u r,t) = e^{ - t}sinh r).

To the would-be entrepreneurs who are fearful of starting a business because they don't have a highly disruptive idea, I would like to offer a simple piece of advice: find a problem you can solve for which people would be willing to pay.

For estimation purposes we replace E Q) and E(Q t ) with their observed values, and Σ with its estimate, so that, for example (4) becomes (6 and we solve for, which is sandwiched between the and terms.

In (6.5) or (6.6), function T i is evaluated by solving for (6.3) which amounts to search for t such that ( {widehat{Q}}_i ) is equal to the capacity or t = t max.

This makes the scheme particularly well suited to solving problems for which iterative solvers struggle; in particular for problems with oscillatory solutions.

The fact that the solver is direct is a principal feature of the scheme, and makes it particularly well suited to solving problems for which iterative solvers struggle; in particular for problems with highly oscillatory solutions.

In general, the capabilities of the specialized software, optimized for solving problems for which they are designed for, are not completely covered by general purpose software.