Sentence examples for the outcome solution from inspiring English sources

The authors have aimed to compare the solution obtained given no special weight to any of the functions: (1,1,1,1,1,1); with the obtained values when only one of the functions is taken into account: for example (1,0,0,0,0,0); and finally with the outcome solution when a special weight has been given to a particular function: for example (5,1,1,1,1,1).

The goal of each phase is to exploit the outcome solution of the preceding phase and improve it by relaxing some constraints.

For these tests, group scores were dichotomized by setting the outcome or solution score equal to one if the fuzzy membership was greater than 0.5 and zero otherwise.

Testing various conditions of the solutions and two different application methods led to the conclusion that the outcome of the solution treatment depends on not only the chemical, but also how it is applied.

She called the outcome "a happy solution".

The outcome was a solution which combined a smaller footprint with built-in cost benefits.

"I would like a leader like David Cameron, who can reach an agreement … to carry out a consultation to understand what citizens want and then respect the outcome and offer solutions".

This is what the outcome document says: "Solutions can be found, including through strengthening public policies, regulatory frameworks and finance at all levels, unlocking the transformative potential of people and the private sector, and incentivizing changes in financing as well as consumption and production patterns to support sustainable development".

Two simplified computational methods, relying on standard modelling tools and regular finite elements are explored and compared with the outcome of theoretical solutions retrieved from the literature and with the results of full, computationally intensive, finite element analyses.

Mr Eide says that, although a federation is the best outcome, no solution at all is the worst, meaning that something else may have to be tried.

When logical remainders, i.e. theoretically possible but non-existing cases, were included and treated as if they did not contradict existing cases, we were left with one solution for the outcome "high sickness absence" and four alternative solutions for "low sickness absence" (see Table 3).