Sentence examples for suitable tackle from inspiring English sources

It transpired that the ship had not brought suitable tackle for lifting the heavier pieces.

This makes MDA suitable to tackle the development of service-oriented systems.

The latter requires the observation of at least two features, but it relaxes the hypothesis on the vehicle motion, being therefore suitable to tackle the outlier detection problem in the case of a 6DoF motion.

We begin by introducing the current legal status of contract cheating, and demonstrate how the current legal position is not suitable to tackle contract cheating.

These benefits make the missing data formalism very suitable to tackle various robustness issues beyond the additive noise effects considered in this article.

Judging by history the Europeans have been good at inventing political systems and models suitable to tackle challenges and this will continue to be the case.

He adds that atomic systems may prove easier to reconfigure, making them more suitable to tackling a wider range of problems.

In our opinion a theory driven formulation of a directly discrete numerical model presents many advantages and it seems suitable for tackling future structural optimization problems.

Early approaches employing systems ideas, such as operational research, systems analysis and systems engineering, were suitable for tackling certain well-defined problems, but were found to have limitations when faced with complex problems involving people with a variety of viewpoints and frequently at odds with one another.

Talking about personal spirituality is often perceived as a taboo [ 15] and therefore meditation courses as well as retreats appear particularly suitable for tackling the meaning of spirituality from a personal point of view.

Performance Modeling is a suitable method to tackle this problem.