Sentence examples for space to resolve from inspiring English sources
Márquez was emphatic that the negotiating table was "not a space to resolve the situation of a few guerrillas … it is a space to resolve the problems of the whole of society".
That and Mrs. Clinton's avoidance of his case in her meetings with China's leaders gave the Chinese space to resolve the matter quietly.
A lot of tensions surface and it's very hard to find the time and space to resolve them and stay with a person.
"Sri Lanka needs adequate time and space to resolve such wide-ranging and deep-rooted issues," Mahinda Samarasinghe, the president's special envoy on human rights, told the council at the start of its current session.
President Obama opposes military action at this point, saying that there is still "time and space" to resolve the issue through diplomacy and pledging that the United States will do what it must to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Therefore, both procedures were found to be useful for increasing upper arch widths and gaining space to resolve unilateral or bilateral posterior crossbite and/or mild-to-moderate upper crowding.
Models covering limited areas can afford to make computations at data points more closely spaced to resolve finer features of topography and climate.
The addition of directional control allows one to align mesh lines with a prescribed vector field while adapting the spacing to resolve the data.
One of the biggest challenges to research on climate change impacts on HAB variability and HAB-related illnesses is the paucity of long-term datasets with information in the necessary time and space scales to resolve key biophysical processes.
In many realistic calculations, the computational grid spacing required to resolve the mean flow gradients is much smaller than the grid spacing required to resolve the unsteady propagating waves of interest.
For each protein identification and its observed m/ z value, the theoretical m/ z spacing needed to resolve a NeuCode pair was calculated by The percentage of quantifiable proteins (i.e., Δ(m/ z)exp ≥ Δ(m/ z theo) was plotted as a function of resolving power in Figure 1.
