Sentence examples for two basic solutions from inspiring English sources

There were two basic solutions: the socialist solution and the market solution.

The Board of Education has two basic solutions at its disposal: to ask City Hall for more money, which it is unlikely to get without plenty of explaining and contrition, or to make cuts in proposed projects, which would have to be approved by a majority of the seven-member board.

So, there are two basic solutions to Gärdenfors's impossibility result as long as one insists on using BRMs to develop a semantics of conditionals.

The flow solution for partially saturated crack in special configurations is obtained by superposition of the two basic solutions for superconductive and empty cracks.

In this section we shall define two basic solutions υ − ( x, μ ) and ω − ( x, μ ) on the left interval Ω − (so-called left-definite solutions) and two basic solutions υ + ( x, μ ) and ω + ( x, μ ) on the right interval Ω + (so-called right-definite solutions) by a special procedure as follows.

With a view to constructing the characteristic function (omega(lambda)), we shall define two basic solutions (varphi^ x,lambda)) and (psi^ x,lambda )) on the left interval ([a,c)) and two basic solutions (varphi^ x,lambda)) and (psi^ x,lambda)) on the right interval ((c,b]) by the following procedure.

By finding the optimal basic feasible solution of P- 4, we can obtain the deterministic optimal power allocation policy for the original problem P- 1. Again as discussed in the paragraph below Lemma 3, if there are two basic feasible solutions achieving optimal, the linear combination of the two solutions correspond to the probabilistic optimal policy.

The samples were prepared by electrodeposition using two basic electrolyte solutions (a sulfate-type bath and a Watts-type bath).

NB and FW are the two basic mineral solutions, and differ mainly in buffering capacity and trace element contents.

Most original ideas aren't completely original, but instead are the result of two basic things: problems in search of solutions and solutions in search of problems.

They are again related to the Hölder continuity of the gradient of solutions to (99) and of the solutions themselves, in the case we are considering homogeneous equations with measurable coefficients of the type div a ( x, D v ) = 0 in B. (104)We now connect two basic regularity results for solutions to (99) and (104), respectively.