Sentence examples for time to be resolved from inspiring English sources

First, these are structural problems that will require a great deal of genuine commitment and time to be resolved.

The police handled the matter quietly, said Anthony Daykin, chief of the University of Arizona police, and it was "deemed at the time to be resolved".

According to the Journal, any investment — which could include fresh money for the company beyond secondary share sales — would happen after the appointment of the next Uber CEO, a process that is looking like it will take some time to be resolved.

"This resilience serves them well in dealing with lengthy stressful situations" since divorces take an extended amount of time to be resolved.

When a model of network dynamics is required then there is also the vexed question of sample rate and sample time selection to be resolved.

Hence, the oil viscosity represents an important parameter in the method to be carefully characterized and selected for the level of aerodynamic skin friction, flow velocity, and time interval to be resolved.

But let's face it: there's a short window of time for this to be resolved".

He said: "The figure for 2014 is currently very low - but the nature of the process means that it takes some time for claims to be resolved.

All of this is a long way of saying that there is still significant format tension and that it will take a long time for it to be resolved in next-gen browsers.

When koff ≫ r2, Q relaxes to equilibrium much faster than the transition rate r2 and the transition in the slope occurs in a very short time, too short to be resolved in our current experiments.

The main reason is that, contrary to regular systems like, for example, the Solar System, resonant 3-body interactions often include very close encounters, which need a very small time-step size to be resolved accurately.