In this manner, the insights into strengths and weaknesses of specific methods, operators and settings are presented, which should help researchers and practitioners to optimize their solutions in further studies done with the similar type of the problem in mind.
With that problem in mind, the University of Salamanca (Spain) developed an application that allows students to learn basic programming concepts and, at the same time, to solve several typical problems that appear in subjects like Electric Circuits or Mechanic Vibrations.
With this problem in mind, the central tension plate with sharp hook was engineered to reduce the risk of complications secondary to poor anatomic congruency, and thus improve the clinical outcome.
And with that problem in mind it's also smart to start with the free version of Trillian and not pay the $25 for the pro version.
"So we are coming in with this problem in mind and working our way upstream to identify the problems that may be causing this weak flow of appropriate technologies reaching farmers.
With this problem in mind, some reformists advocate a stopgap measure: limit the schools' purview, for now, to only the essential precepts of Islam, leaving parents to elaborate on them with their children.
With that problem in mind, Mr. Demario said, "We carefully deliberated about what we were authorized to do under the statute" to reduce ambiguity.
With that problem in mind, Bitfinder is marching (cash in hand) into new territory.
With that problem in mind, a new SaaS service called Loop Commerce is launching today, having closed $7 million in Series A funding from eBay CTO Mark Carges, Don Katz of Audible and Amazon, Magento CEO Roy Rubin, former Toys RR" Us SVP Michael Scharff, Oren Zeev, and Chegg CTO Chuck Geiger.
In fact NewME was conceived with this problem in mind specifically.
In The Modularity of Mind, Fodor steps into a roboticist's shoes and, with the frame problem in mind, asks much the same question: "How … does the machine's program determine which beliefs the robot ought to re-evaluate given that it has embarked upon some or other course of action?" (Fodor 1983, 114).
