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Solve brings together a diverse group of businesses and people working on ground-breaking technologies to solve the toughest problems we re facing today, such as providing the infrastructure and economic opportunity to support a world population of nearly 10 billion by 2050, said Vincent Roche, president and CEO, Analog Devices.
Unfortunately, our individual understanding of the financial reporting problems that we're currently trying to solve is poor, and our collective understanding of those problems is even worse.
According to Rooney & Hopen, some people may not want to commit to solve a problem because there may be guilt by association--that is, once the technician owns the problem, the problem is identified with the technician.
After meeting and talking with Shortz, Creadon, who directed and shot most of the movie himself, gained entrance into the crossword world, meeting people who make the puzzles (Shortz, as an editor, rewrites clues) and solve them.
orally, the teacher can diagnose the possible difficulties connected with their understanding of what is meant by "divisible by" (Zazkis and Gadowsky, 2001, note that many students can solve this problem only by multiplying the numbers on a calculator and then dividing by 7).
The communications interface between the Palm Beach County and Florida state biometric databases helps ensure that law enforcement officers who are working on cases across borders or jurisdictions have access to vital criminal information such as fingerprints and palmprints, and are able to share them quickly and accurately across agencies to help build evidence and solve crimes.
The company spent millions of dollars doubling its clarifying capacity only to find it did not solve the problem, says Frank Dottori, president and CEO.
The ability to solve problems is a basic life skill and is essential to understanding technical subjects.
Forty-eight 4th-grade children were divided into pairs, based on achievement levels, and were required to solve four problems in authentic situations.
To solve each case, the students used many different techniques and skills, such as interviewing witnesses, legally searching and seizing, "dumpster-diving" for evidence, staking out, tailing suspects and working undercover.
by Mavis Kaye with abundant fanfare that included a big cash prize to the most creative amateur super sleuth to solve the crime.