For example, problem solving refers to the family's ability to resolve issues which threaten their integrity and functional capacity.
Problem-solving refers to the way professionals combine formal theories with professional experiences to understand their client's situation.
In the PISA 2003 framework, problem solving is referred to as "an individual's capacity to use cognitive processes to resolve real, cross-disciplinary situations where the solution path is not immediately obvious" (OECD [2004], p. 156).
We discuss collaborative problem solving systems (also referred to as "mixed-initiative" or "task-oriented" dialogue systems) and tutorial dialogue systems (i.e., tutorial systems in which dialogue plays a pivotal role) under a common heading because both depend on rather deep representations or models of the domains they are aimed at as well as the mental state of the users they interact with.
For larger molecules the number of isomers and the associated processing time are so huge that the problem cannot be solved, a situation referred to as a "combinatorial explosion").
The mystery of how Bach, having died in 1750, could have called Johann Gottfried Bernhard Bach an "alas misbegotten son" — or for that matter, anything else — in 1783 is easily solved by referring to the German edition: it was 1738.
The governing equilibrium equations are derived analytically from the Principle of Virtual Displacements (PVD), and are solved exactly referring to the Lévy-type procedure.
A few times disagreement was solved by referring to clinical guidelines.
If you don't know how to solve some, refer to your math book or contact your tutor for guidance.
After ER setting process, all headache patients, except for secondary headaches that relieved after solving secondary causes, were referred to our outpatient headache centre.
In contrast, our own approach builds on analytic problem solving, in which relevant information is presented or can be derived by deductive reasoning (Leutner et al. 2005), which also resembles information problem solving as, for instance, referred to by Brand-Gruwel et al. (2009).
