Sentence examples for was essentially solved from inspiring English sources

The deterministic Riccati equation was essentially solved by Wonham [2] by applying Bellman's principle of quasilinearization [3].

Working as a cross-team group, the time-of-flight problem was essentially solved, but it led to another set of issues: data overload and blur.

Horn [ 16] showed that once the AR is obtained, then an optimization problem with reactor output concentration as decision variables was essentially solved.

Since the posed problem was essentially solving a linear regression, the LMS is guaranteed to converge, assuming that the learning rate is not too large.

By turning physical property into endlessly duplicable e-property, the ancient human problem of "mine-thine" has been essentially solved.

Heads-Up Limit Hold'em, a popular form of poker, has been "essentially solved" by a new computer algorithm which has discovered through trial and error the optimal strategies, including bluffing, for all possible distributions of the cards.

For example, many solvable difference equations are essentially solved by using it (see [15 17]), and by using such obtained formulas the behavior of their solution can be studied (see, for example, recent papers [13, 14]; see also many related references therein).

Recent advances in the face detection (FD) and recognition (FR) technology may give an impression that the problem of face matching is essentially solved, e.g. via deep learning models using thousands of samples per face for training and validation on the available benchmark data-sets.

Nowadays, at least from a physical point of view the problem is essentially solved, although in many cases only approximate solutions are available.

Classical Structure-from-Motion in a static scene is essentially solved in a coherent theory [30] and several robust systems exist.

In fact this is the error catastrophe problem that the coexistence models of prebiotic evolution (i.e., the hypercycle – [ 19] –, parabolic growth models – [ 12] – and MRM – [ 24] – systems) are meant to solve in the first place, but it is essentially solved by the assumption that the genetic information to be transmitted is split into short sequences.