Sentence examples for tends to solve from inspiring English sources
Tip: Winner stays on tends to solve this.
TUESDAY'S PUZZLE — If you're like me, the kind of crossword solver who tends to solve from top to bottom, you probably appreciate it when the payoff is near the bottom.
This paper tends to solve the problem of sample truth acquisition for SAR classification by exploring a new sample labeling method and the corresponding learning method.
Similarly, parenchyma haemorrhage can occur in approximately 8 10% of ablations and tends to solve spontaneously in most cases (Fig. 4).
I tend to solve Acrostics by "toggling" back and forth between guessing the clues and filling in the words as they take shape.
I tend to solve - when I can - those whose approach feels familiar to my own - so Bannsider, Alberich/Klingsor, Arachne and Orlando always give pleasure, and I'm a big fan of Brian Greer.
Prospectuses tend to solve the conundrum by avoiding mention of the party's role.A more stomach-churning example of this contradiction was the discovery in 2008 by Sanlu, a dairy firm, that some of its products had been contaminated and were harming and killing children.
The subjects tended to solve the avoidance words faster if they were presented on a red background, and the approach words more quickly if they were presented on a blue background – suggesting that the colours and behaviours were associated in their minds.
One more point before switching to bullets and soundbites: the most concise description of (narrow) AI that emerged during the hour long discussion came from Tractable founder Alexandre Dalyac, who summed it up thus: "Algorithms compared to humans can usually tend to solve scale, speed or accuracy issues".
Each aggregrator has tended to solve these on their own by developing their own data provider network and internal infrastructure.
With the progress of surgical technique, able to skillfully handle intraoperative and postoperative complications, more and more doctors tend to solve the two problems in combination.
