Sentence examples for to resolving the difficulty from inspiring English sources

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A natural solution to resolving the difficulty of having pairs of estimates of the between-study covariances is to average them.

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The unit's tech expert, Stacey Chen, has a major role to play – she has had to become a fuller character to resolve the difficulty of making policing-by-computer interesting to readers, McDermid admits.

Wittgenstein's own metaphorical injunction, that the reader must throw away the ladder once he has climbed it, does not seem to resolve the difficulty, since it implies that the reader's climb up the ladder actually gets him somewhere.

In order to resolve the difficulty of this high-dimensional multi-objective optimi- zation problem, the conception of the distance metric in the metric space is introduced to unify the lift-drag ratio and the cavitation performance under different working conditions.

He attempts to resolve the difficulty by claiming that "a singularity is a truth, or more precisely a truth procedure" (M 52).

Perhaps more importantly, an appeal to (EDA) does not seem to help to resolve the difficulty raised by the example of Socrates's life.

To resolve the difficulty, we note that in deriving Excluded Middle from ACL1 essential use was made of the principles of Predicative Comprehension and Extensionality of Functions[18].

In efforts to resolve the difficulty of fabricating diagonal reinforcement in coupling beams, various reinforcing details have been investigated and proposed to date (Tassios et al. 1996; Galano and Vignoli 2000; Han et al. 2015).

A sympathetic reader of Spinoza might try to resolve the difficulty through an understanding of what it means to strive to persevere in being, under which striving to persevere in being comes to mean just the same thing as striving to do something other than destroy oneself, in particular, striving to maintain a present state.

Attempt to resolve the difficulty in person: "It appears that we are talking at cross-purposes; let's meet tomorrow and work this out".

In an attempt to resolve the difficulty and slowness of transmitting orders to the frontier, the new capitals of the tetrarchic era were all much closer to the empire's frontiers than Rome had been: Trier sat on the Rhine, Sirmium and Serdica were close to the Danube, Thessaloniki was on the route leading eastward, and Nicomedia and Antioch were important points in dealings with Persia.

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