Sentence examples for system that solves from inspiring English sources
Yamli has built a system that solves this problem.
EasyLiving project [87] aims to create a practical person-tracking system that solves most of the real-world problems.
And that means educating the user on how to get the most out of it (you get what you give!), and building out a system that solves the problems at their source.
Nevertheless, all arguments have been based on one overarching notion: that of requirements as problem description and software architecture as the structure of a software system that solves that problem, with components and connectors as the main elements.
For Ω, a bounded Lipschitz domain in Rn, n ⩾ 3, it is shown that if the coefficients of the system satisfy the Legendre-Hadamard condition and a symmetry condition, then there exists a unique solution u of the system that solves the Dirichlet problem for given data g in Lp for p in a neighborhood of 2. Also, the oblique derivative problem for the system is studied.
I'm hoping there will be a growing sensibility that on specific issues, such as climate change, the oceans and fisheries, the arctic -- we're going to have to submit ourselves to -- I hate to say -- regulatory regimes or some sort of system that solves commons dilemmas.
This steep decline to single-digit levels would seem to tell a heroic tale of a banking system that solved its problems, but not all analysts take it at face value.
Trying to scale up, the NTT group devised a 2000-spin systhatthat solved a more limited group of problems.
We customized the Lucene core and built a data retrieval system that solved the problem of memory blowup.
In this paper we present a mathematical programming model to optimize the design of hybrid wind PV systems that solves the location of the wind PV generators and the design of the microgrids, taking into account the demand of the consumption points and the energy potential.
Their companies sell systems that solve problems for a lot of people, companies and institutions in a way that would not be possible without robots; but since robots currently have many shortcomings, those systems have to be designed in a way that minimises their responsibilities as well as the need for human supervision.
