Sentence examples for term to solve from inspiring English sources

They'll have a term to solve the world's thorniest problems.

Specifically, inspired by the low-rank matrix recovery theory, we provide a multi-view dictionary low-rank regularization term to solve the noise problem.

The other way is to employ a simple proximal term to solve inexactly the (x_{i} -subproblem in (4a)-(4d), which can make the subproblems of (4a)-(4d) become much easier to carry out and the entire algorithm runs in less time.

Education, on the other hand, might take much more effort to deal with and, yes, it might even take more than a politician's term to solve, but it is the heart and soul of the problem and avoiding dealing with it is tantamount to treating cancer by taking Tylenol.

Clarke argues the democratic system is too short-term to solve our most pressing problems, such as climate change, equality and security.

We use a nonlinear programming based algorithm, involving relaxation of the complementarity terms, to solve the MPEC.

Short-term notions to solve long-term problems have slight value.

"So if we don't address our long-term competitiveness, if we don't address some of the inequities in the tax code, if we're not addressing some of the things that weakened the family budget, then we're not, over the long term, going to solve these larger problems in the financial markets".

Numerical techniques are shown to compute this extra term and to solve the equations.

Just divide 3x and 9 by 3, the x term coefficient, to solve for x. 3x/3 = x and 3/3 = 1, so you're left with x = 1.

An after-the-fact investigation by the city's inspector general concluded that the decision to enter the lease contract lacked "meaningful public review" and neglected the city's long-term interests to solve a short-term budget crisis.