Exemplos de uso de To a solution em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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that we- as well as they- have come to a solution.
For example, a solution to the Weak Byzantine General problem in a synchronous authenticated message passing model leads to a solution for Weak Interactive Consistency.
seek to arrive to an agreement as to a solution.
economic factors does not really lead to a solution.
Can you help us find new ways to bring the issue of the Yukos prisoners closer to a solution after years of talking, in other words to develop a degree of actionism?
the European Union gave preference to a solution that provides added value
Achieving real democracy in China is key to a solution in Tibet, but time is running short, and much will depend on our own moral determination.
Iran would do well to contribute to a solution in the Middle East
We are very close to a solution, and I remain convinced that an amicable solution is in the best interests of all parties,
Our approach proposes that glass can be compared to a solution in which a dissolved halogenated salt(solute)
Contributing to a solution for post-consumer plastic waste by promoting several forms of recycling mechanical, chemical and energetic.
When you have come to a solution that both of you can agree with,
She is anxious to make her contribution to a solution that meets the expectations of each person.
it is often used to obtain a rough approximation to a solution which is then used as a starting point for more rapidly converging methods.
We wanted to move to a solution that was more dynamically integrated
That is why they look up to a solution to get rid of the Google account feature from the phone.
The way here was appeal to a solution via cron, that each 5 minutes call the update mechanism of DuckDNS.
Today Interface is moving a step closer to a solution with a prototype carbon-capturing tile.
I think that statements of that kind are more likely to complicate matters than to contribute to a solution.