Sentence examples for was first tackled from inspiring English sources

The foam insulation problem was first tackled in the early 1990's by yet another NASA team.

The health care cuts being proposed may work counter to the administration's own intention of increasing access to care, the basic reason health reform was first tackled.

He was first tackled to the ground by several police and then frisked by a female officer with such ferocity that he ended up in hospital with a ruptured testicle.

The challenge was first tackled at MIT in several balloon experiments that failed to achieve a positive detection of cosmic gamma rays due to the overpowering presence of secondary gamma-rays generated by the interaction of cosmic rays with the residual atmosphere above the high attainable balloon altitudes.

The updated, much-changed screenplay was first tackled by Hilary Henkin and rewritten by Mr. Mamet (they share credit), but the movie is so often assumed to be all Mamet because his acerbic wit is everywhere, as the film slyly attacks any lingering illusions — or willful blindness — about the role of truth or idealism in politics.

Exploiting the underlying epipolar geometry of a multi-camera setup toward finding the most coherent feature correspondence among views was first tackled by Mikič et al. [13] using algebraic methods together with a Kalman filter, and further developed by Focken et al. [14].

The problem is first tackled using computer simulations of the errors associated with the application of spatial sampling to a wide range of source distributions.

While relation extraction tasks were first tackled using simple methods such as co-occurrence, lately more advanced machine learning systems have been investigated due to the increasing availability of annotated corpora [52].

These problems were first tackled by the inside-outside algorithm [3] which associates a normal vector to each contactor point that is obtained by averaging the normals of the adjacent segments.

The government and its partners, including UNICEF, are first tackling the need for precise information.

When Ms. Tharp was first tackling narrative and partnering, in works like the 1980 "Short Stories" (to songs by Supertramp and Bruce Springsteen), I remember following with my heart in my mouth.