Examples of using Each problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Each problem has a solution.
The Lord solved each problem.
Each problem has only one correct answer.
They take each problem in stride.
Each problem has its own, peculiar list.
We are the contact persons for each problem.
For each problem a Biblical remedy is provided.
Identify a detailed solution for each problem.
Each problem requires its own individual decision.
Specific computational routines must be developed for each problem.
Each problem is provided with its detailed description.
SimSci understands these difficulties, andoffers solutions to address each problem.
Divide each problem sequentially in smaller activities.
Make a list of these and note the instructions orcommands related to each problem addressed.
Each problem is solved only when idea, conclusion is not;
So these would represent all of the possible outcomes when you guess on each problem.
Each problem or challenge brings with it a huge lesson or gift.
It is even better when one knows, or has learned,to find solutions to solve each problem.
I see the solution to each problem as being detectable in the pattern and web of the whole.
Are much less invasive procedures andproblem-solving lasers are specific to each problem.
Quantitative data will give you measurements to confirm each problem or opportunity and understand it.
For each problem we provide a short description of the issue, its frequency and user feedback.
Now, the probability of guessing the correct answer on each problem-- these are independent events.
It is necessary only to minimize these conflicts,to learn to find the constructive solution of each problem.
Additionally, in this thesis some immune-inspired methods to solve each problem are also shown, and also the results and conclusions resultant from the application of the proposed methods.
Differently from previous solutions, our algorithms andimplementations use new strategies for solving each problem.
I am entirely prepared to accept as a broad caveat on our common foreign andsecurity policy that we are seeking here to forge common positions among fifteen Member States who may not approach each problem with the same perspective, the same historical background or, indeed, the same pressures of public opinion.
The goal of this meeting was discussion of the evaluations among the evaluators themselves- the heuristics violated, the usability problems found, their severity and location, andsuggested solutions for each problem.
The reverse also occurred when care professionals comprehended the administrative activities involved in each problem categorized.
Restructuring does not have the sameeconomic causes as relocation, and the legislator needs to provide an appropriate solution to each problem.