Sentence examples for thinking to solve from inspiring English sources
This idea of data in motion is evoking far more interest than the conventional definitions, and needs a new way of thinking to solve the problem [11].
This is due to the fact that teachers are required to individually assess their students and then, according to their existing level of knowledge and preferred learning styles, start teaching them a number of tasks such as the technical aspects of programming and new ways of thinking to solve problems.
Thinking to solve the bank heist, Detective Truscott David Maniss) arrives at the McLeavy residence (Andrew Boyce's late Victorian set with small crucifix representing the McLeavys' compromised Catholicism) and quickly decides he may be on to a murder as well.
The Mayo Clinic's Center for Innovation CFII) represents one institution's attempt to officially bridge medicine and design by employing an in-house interdisciplinary team that uses design thinking to solve health problems.
That is when they put out a call for broader thinking to solve the water problem.
It is time for innovative thinking to solve the perpetual Yonkers school budget crisis ("Bailing Out Yonkers," editorial, July 4).
A major challenge instructors face in the typical undergraduate classroom is how to encourage all students to practice the application of critical thinking to solving problems during lectures.
If we could apply Freakonomics thinking to problems, try to solve them and then write about it, I think that would be worthwhile".
For example, students would be allowed to advise each other when they are solving a programming problem that would be weekly generated by the system; however, they will not be permitted to directly provide the answer as the aim of this work-in-progress online adaptive environment is to let all students think as a team and give everyone enough time in thinking how to solve a problem.
Rather than thinking how to solve the red versus blue problem, we're too busy ferrying the kids to soccer.
They are always thinking that to solve a problem, you just need to mention it on television.
