Sentence examples for where we address from inspiring English sources

In December 2008 I got involved with the Committee On Opportunities in Science of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS, the publisher of Science Careers), where we address a variety of pressing issues facing minorities in science.

We present a mixed integer linear programming (MIP) formulation for a traffic engineering problem where we address the restricted number of active tunnels on each link in the presence of diversity requirements.

This inter- and transdisciplinary study is part of the "Mountland" project, where we address global change impacts on EGS in three different European mountain regions (Huber et al. 2013b).

This paper extends the work presented in Maia et al. (Semi-partitioned scheduling of fork-join tasks using work-stealing, 2015) where we address the semi-partitioned scheduling of real-time fork-join tasks on multicore platforms.

The results presented in the part where we address the linear problem are basic but crucial to revealing that a problem can be solved by finding the critical points of a functional.

Join biogeochemist Emily Bernhardt of Duke University and environmental engineer David Cwiertny of the University of Iowa on Thursday, 17 October, at 3 p.m. EDT on this page for a live video chat where we address these questions and take yours.

Zurich went through a very troubled time in 2002 where we addressed many of the issues in preparing ourselves to be able to operate throughout the business cycles in markets like this.

You can watch the first segment of the conversation, where we addressed fear and its effect on our careers here.

This paper presents the results of a systematic review where we addressed the following aim: What interventions are effective in preventing and managing falls among older people with mental health conditions.

The previous study made no attempt to address interobserver variability where we have addressed two possible sources of such variability.

"We're lucky enough to live in an era where we can address questions like that scientifically.