Sentence examples for to decide a problem from inspiring English sources

The HYPO family of systems implements a "lazy" approach since they defer making arguments how to decide a problem until the programs have positioned a new problem with respect to similar past cases.

It allows to decide an estimation problem of state vector with given accuracy by finite gains.

The first task when choosing a genetic algorithm for solving any problem is to decide an appropriate individual or chromosome representation for the possible solutions.

When asking about the frequency of a problem a navigation question was inserted: "Did it happen one or more times a month, or less than once a month?" to decide if the problem has happened on a regular basis or not.

What the majority of people wanted within a designated territory was sufficient to decide the problem.

Often people will sit in a reading for hours, only for her to decide their problem is emotional, not supernatural.

The next step is to decide which problem should become the focus of the remainder of the treatment.

One is to decide it's a problem like any other, which can be dealt with slowly and over time.

The research assistant described each card and asked the farmer to decide whether it was a "problem," "maybe a problem," or "not a problem," placing the cards in three piles.

America needs to decide whether a given problem affects its national interest gravely enough to warrant force; and then, if it does, to commit force until the job is done.

Schumpeter defines democracy, in a procedural sense, as a method to decide on collective problems.