Sentence examples for tackling in terms of from inspiring English sources

Taxes Year's end is a good time for some basic blocking and tackling in terms of your taxes.

This is one of the biggest projects I've ever tackled, in terms of producing a play and a film at the same time.

Such complex features have been tackled in terms of stochastic point-process models for earthquake occurrence.

The problem of the observer design is tackled in terms of a Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs) feasibility problem.

First, the critical aspects that directly affect the performance of ASCs and how they have been tackled in terms of the assembly principle of ASCs and standard methods of accurate performance evaluation are discussed.

How do we tackle the shortfall in terms of work now that these ships have been delayed again?

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].

The Postmates discussions were happening at the same time that Amazon was having a wider internal discussion about how to tackle delivery, both in terms of efficiency but also as a way of scaling the Prime Now platform to include more categories.

It may be that other such methods (e.g. approaches based on eigenvalues of correlation matrices 97), while less visually striking and lacking the network buzzword, may be equally or more appropriate tools with which to tackle network evolution in terms of correlations among biological molecules.

"All of these were a list of things that people expect Francis to tackle, and he has tackled none of them in terms of substance," Posner said.

"But we still need to do more in terms of tackling the questions of subsidies".