Sentence examples for which can be resolved from inspiring English sources
What remains are organisational and technical problems, which can be resolved".
Team officials believe that is from an impinged nerve, which can be resolved by shaving down the bone around the nerve.
Team officials believe the lingering pain is being caused by an impinged nerve, which can be resolved by shaving down the bone around the nerve.
Although the overall area of land burned each season is in decline because of better fire-fighting equipment, the number of blazes in EU forests keeps rising.The poor shepherdResearchers point to several reasons, few of which can be resolved by water-bombing.
This is one of the limitations of the study which can be resolved in further studies.
The design optimization involves conflicting objectives which can be resolved by applying a Pareto-type optimization approach.
Even though the ambiguous phrases were presented in a neutral context, subjects have preferences for one syntactic interpretation over another, which affect the ease with which ambiguities can be resolved (Rayner and Duffy, 1986).
We do not, however, need the phrase "that which is" (ea que est): "a stone is a being" (lapis est ens), or the equivalent phrase into which it can be resolved, "a stone is a thing which is" (lapis est res que est), are unclear, awkward, and absurd ways of saying simply that "a stone is a thing" (lapis est res).
The task at Poznan, however, is not to settle every dispute but to fix a framework in which they can be resolved at a fresh summit in Copenhagen next year.
For technical problems for BSDEs with jumps arising in this context and related to the classical immersion hypothesis and the way in which they can be resolved, the interested reader is referred to recent papers by Crépey and Song (2016,2017).
Most solutions for introducing variability in a software system are singular: they support one particular point in the software life cycle at which variability can be resolved to select a specific instance of the system.
