Sentence examples for solving in the from inspiring English sources

In 2000 American mathematician Stephen Smale devised an influential list of 18 important mathematical problems for solving in the 21st century.

They were doing this really quickly, but what interested me was that these boys were in my supposedly bottom maths set and, when it came to problem solving in the traditional contexts with which I was presenting them, they appeared to be pretty hopeless.

The business of programming then takes a turn from problem solving in the sense of invention and engineering towards problem solving in the sense of explanation and research.

As a result, entrepreneurs inherently become geographically siloed from problems that need solving in the rest of the country.

The general pattern for contradiction solving in the company level needs to be studied further.

The constraint-based techniques improve problem solving in the preliminary design and satisfy ideal conceptual design.

Clearly this point-scoring theatre is outmoded as a serious means of problem-solving in the 21st century.

Grantchester (9pm, ITV1) Grantchester's hunky holy sleuth Sidney Chambers (the ever-excellent James Norton) returns for more murder-solving in the parish.

"CSI: The Experience" offers a plausible and generally pleasing, if sometimes hokey, version of scientific crime-solving in the TV era.

They register dread and anger that cannot be assuaged by crime-solving in the last chapters or by all of the "improve your life emotionally and financially" books on the lists.

One question opened up by this week's announcements is whether it represents a genuine and serious turn in the Obama administration's foreign policy towards wider radical international problem-solving in the final two years of the presidency.