Examples of using Scientific problems in English and their translations into Greek
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this helped me to understand the essence of scientific problems.
practically applicable solutions to scientific problems.
substantial investigations of scientific problems in…+.
The SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics publishes research articles that treat scientific problems using methods that are of mathematical interest.
Mass collaboration will enable researchers to solve scientific problems that were impossible to solve before.
SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics covers research articles that treat scientific problems using methods that are of mathematical interest.
CJ: If you had to nominate a single obstacle hindering the resolution of the scientific problems with AIDS what would that be?
I have locked myself into quite hopeless scientific problems- the more so since,
I have locked myself into quite hopeless scientific problems- the more so since,
the solution of engineering and scientific problems and the adaptation in the continuously developing technological
the solution of scientific problems, the creation of new styles, will finally engross all and everyone.
the solution of scientific problems, the creation of new styles, will vitally engross all and everybody.
I would ask the Commission to draw up a single proposal for a directive designed to resolve the technical and scientific problems with adequate legal guarantees.
consistent with this a geographical distribution that reflects the diversity of scientific problems and approaches in the European Union(EU).
consistent with this a geographical distribution that reflects the diversity of scientific problems and approaches in the European Union.
he wrote,"I have locked myself into quite hopeless scientific problems- the more so since,
to empower them to become responsible citizens in the future who could analyse and evaluate scientific problems critically.
to clear away mental obstacles when trying to solve scientific problems.
It is true that to present scientific problems in such a manner that an untutored but receptive mind can
It is true that to present scientific problems in such a manner that an untutored but receptive mind can understand them and--what for us is alone decisive--can come to think about them independently is perhaps the most difficult pedagogical task of all.