Problems for which solutions that would never have been dreamt up have been conquered by this unintuitive, evidence-based method.
Yet I've learned over the years that public attention can create an environment in which solutions are more likely.
"This will help renew the discipline and ultimately create a space in which solutions to society's problems can be generated.
Hawking, along with his colleague Roger Penrose, clarified the conditions under which solutions to Einstein's equations must devolve into a "singularity," quite literally a point of no return.
Mr. Kelly said he hoped to draw on the expertise of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to improve the department's computer, communications and technology systems, areas in which solutions have long eluded department managers.
It's not just what you know, it's how you use it: Keep on top of new developments in your field — and critically assess which solutions will work for your organisation.
World Vision's experience has been that change is more likely if all the different interest groups in a community are involved in a non-judgmental dialogue about which solutions will work for them.
Alongside the banking rescue plan, there's the stimulus package, a housing plan, credit relief for small businesses and a budget proposal that addresses long-term problems for which solutions are vital to the nation's future prosperity.
Study is essential to the development of scalable, evidence-based "best practice" models, which in turn will help us decide, with limited resources, which solutions should be given priority.
The researcher asserted that he had demonstrated that P (the set of problems that can be easily solved) does not equal NP (those problems for which solutions can be verified relatively quickly).
Causal decision theory attends to distinctions on which solutions to games depend.
