英語 での Could be solved の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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With some believing that all their problems could be solved if they only had more money, and others asserting that the most important things, such as health and love, cannot simply be bought.
China and the US made good progress in their trade talks, Vice Foreign Minister Le Yucheng said Tuesday, and any issue could be solved as long as both sides respected each other.
I think most traditional DSP has concentrated on linear systems, since they were the only ones that could be solved easily enough with the computer power of the time.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said the ongoing Rohingya problem could be solved through her five-point proposal placed at the UN General Assembly on September 21 last.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said, the ongoing Rohingya problem could be solved through her five-point proposal placed at the UN General Assembly on September 21 last.
Docker was the first tool came to our minds. Environment discrepancy could be solved by Infrastructure as Code(IaC) and we could keep the application runtime in version control.
We had initially hoped the issue could be solved at the bargaining table, but Osaka Gaigo refused and decided to take their chances with the courts.
And one would be very hard-pressed to find a leftist, liberal, or environmentalist who thought that the problem of climate change could be solved without some sort of regulation of the market.
However, if this principle could be solved through future investigation, the potential would be so limitless it could possibly bring us to finding the reason for humanity's existence.
The virtual gaming items market is plagued by high fees and exchange rates, inefficient intermediaries, and slow transaction times- issues that could be solved by the widespread adoption of a purpose-built cryptocurrency.
While some causes of anemia require medical treatment, such as transfusions, the WHO estimated that in 2011, half of all cases of anemia in women could be solved through supplementation.
Between reducing consumption, rearranging society in a less consumer intensive form, and implementing an array of alternative energy schemes, our problems could be solved.
Also, enough to read what he wrote about in 1652, Mr. Plant about weather and its consequences in the Staffordshire, and the problem could be solved.
IBM, a rival to Google in building the world's best quantum computers, reported in a preprint on 21 October that the problem could be solved in just 2.5 days using a different classical technique.
Our factory have our own R&D person and moulding workshop, all production problem and researching work could be solved and done by ourselves.
A few of these members said that there was a view that price developments were a monetary phenomenon and thus issues related to prices could be solved by means of monetary policy alone, but this view did not reflect the realities of the financial and economic situation and was neither realistic nor productive.
One of the persistent mysteries of the last century could be solved this week when the International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery(TIGHAR) returns to the remote Pacific island where many believe Amelia Earhart spent her last days.
As we delved into the technology of the distributed registry and opportunities of smart contracts, we realized that most problems associated with trade financing could be solved with their help.
It was clear to many people- notably President Theodore Roosevelt and Progressive leaders in the Congress(foremost among them Wisconsin Senator Robert LaFollette)- that most of the problems reformers were concerned about could be solved only if dealt with on a national scale.
This position implies the unwillingness of recognizing groups of democratic opposition, opening up a scenario of further controversy within Syrian society, which could be solved by the violent methods with which Assad, and before his father, has always eliminated parties and movements demanding greater democracy in the country.