Sentence examples for which possible solutions from inspiring English sources

Which possible solutions can be provided for the highlighted problems?

There is never a moment in this rendition of Murder On the Orient Express where we are invited to consider each clue's meaning and possible providence, put it all together, and then experience some sort of "ah ha!" moment in which possible solutions are revealed.

It is shown that the present problem is inherently ill-posed in terms of the retrieval of the value of fluid thermal diffusivity for which many possible solutions exist, which is expected to adapt the fin under different conditions.

If α should be estimated based on a given kurtosis value, which possible has multiple solutions, a pTAS distribution with either the highest or the lowest value of possible α's or a list containing all distributions will be returned.

I shall consider three of these here, all of which admit possible solutions either proposed, or proposable, by Hare.

Genetic programming begins with an initial population of randomly generated computer programs, all of which are possible solutions to a given problem.

The developed approach efficiently uses computer resources, which makes possible solution of transient 3D multi-branched ion strike problems with 100,000 mesh nodes within 512MB computer memory.

First, we identify nodes that could be potentially good starting points for the algorithm – these are nodes in the vicinity of which a possible solution can be found.

Some of the regions are divided, and a procedure based on sum-of-squares programming is designed to determine which of the possible solutions are in fact optimal.

The main purpose of this algorithm is to overcome the limitations of the search space introduced by the traditional mixed-integer programming techniques, which assume that possible solutions are derived from a single superstructure embedding them all.

Dynamical systems theory combines local analytic information, collected in small "neighbourhoods" around points of special interest, with global geometric and topological properties of the shape and structure of the manifold in which all the possible solutions, or paths, reside the qualitative aspect of the theory.