Sentence examples for to resolve which from inspiring English sources

Those changes took time to resolve, which did in some areas lead to backlogs.

He added that beyond the South China Sea, "we have a third issue to resolve," which is to recover the Diaoyutai Islands.

Our base established, we had only one mild dilemma to resolve: Which of the three ski areas — Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village and Lake Louise — to visit first?

"The courts will likely have to resolve which interpretation is accurate," said Mike Calhoun, president of the Center for Responsible Lending.

Since it is unnecessary to decide whether the Fourth Amendment applies, it is unnecessary to resolve which approach in O'Connor controls: the plurality's or mine.* * That should end the matter.

But when a new password is introduced, that person's efforts to remember it compete with his or her memory of the old one, and the mechanisms in the prefrontal cortex have to work hard to resolve which one to remember.

Each transistor has three terminals (gate, source, drain), but the methods of the original dataset were unable to consistently resolve which of the C1 and C2 terminals were source and drain, leading to ambiguity in our encoding.

However, the expression of feeding and mating behaviors is generally mutually exclusive in these animals [ 31, 32], raising questions as to how animals resolve which behavior to express given their recent history of feeding and reproductive activity.

"In my experience, however, these tend to be the last issues to be resolved, which often require protracted litigation".

The tracking ability of the gamma-ray detector allows ambiguities in the positron emission tomography or SPECT data set to be resolved, which would otherwise cause events to be rejected in a standard non-tracking system.

The tracking ability of the gamma-ray detector allows ambiguities in the data set to be resolved which would otherwise cause events to be rejected in standard non-tracking system.