Sentence examples for tackle technical challenges from inspiring English sources

Many of us tackle technical challenges that demand that we work quietly for a couple of hours or more.

In fact, supervised leaning algorithms inherently suffer from several limitations, namely scalability, data scarcity, inflexibility, ad-hoc static models; these methods 'should tackle technical challenges in terms of their robustness to real-world conditions and real-time performance' [42].

Their goal was to expose high school students to the joys of tackling technical challenges and encourage them to consider careers in science and engineering.

She did say HTC has spent "years" on wearable development and tackling technical challenges such as ensuring a smartwatch has long enough battery life to be useful.

Yet accomplishing this is complicated, messy, and uncertain, requiring that researchers tackle technical (science) and adaptive (emotional, social, cultural, and political) challenges. 1 Tension exists between those who say "just do something" to improve quality and those who say "science should be the guide".

First, he says the Lowline team of three, plus hundreds of volunteers, must tackle some technical challenges: exactly how to channel the natural sunlight from the collectors to the park below, using the latest optics.

The super large-scale magnification ratio hydraulic support, which fits in with the 0.5 1.4 m coal seam, is built to tackle the technical challenges of small size equipment, superpower, and automatic control.

"Jon will tackle the technical challenges of developing Pinterest into an even more useful and robust discovery tool for users and connecting millions of Pinterest users to the their interests and inspirations.

Having tackled many technical challenges facing mobile app creation, we're eager to solve important problems at Palantir on a global scale.

The Hyperion recording is fuller, and Osborne's approach bolder; he uses an immense dynamic range, and tackles every technical challenge head on.

Developing your own research, tackling a range of technical challenges, figuring things out on your own, and pulling it all together into an original piece of scholarly research is, I argue, very similar to the real-world challenges entrepreneurs and other business leaders face when they build companies.