Results for solving mult translation from Spanish to English

this is accomplished by solving the geodesic equations.
this is accomplished by solving the geodesic equations.

"report on a general problem-solving program.
report on a general problem-solving program.

a case study of problem solving through effective community consultation.
a case study of problem solving through effective community consultation.

"gps: a case study in generality and problem solving".
"gps: a case study in generality and problem solving.

garantizar, mediante un número limitado de ámbitos "problem solving";
the definition of a limited number of problem-solving areas;

* buonafalce, augusto, “an exercise in solving the alberti disk”.
* buonafalce, augusto, “an exercise in solving the alberti disk”.

typically, solving this initial value problem requires selection of particular coordinate conditions.
typically, solving this initial value problem requires selection of particular coordinate conditions.

» caribbean turns to britain for help in solving crimes (miami herald)
» caribbean turns to britain for help in solving crimes (miami herald)

» solving jamaica's tourism issues creatively and effectively (jamaica gleaner)
» solving jamaica's tourism issues creatively and effectively (jamaica gleaner)

(2000): island biogeography and evolution: solving a phylogenetic puzzle using molecular genetics.
(2000): island biogeography and evolution: solving a phylogenetic puzzle using molecular genetics.

"poverty and problem-solving under military rule: the urban poor in lima, peru".
"poverty and problem-solving under military rule: the urban poor in lima, peru".

=== perturbation methods ===the nonlinearity of the einstein field equations often leads one to consider approximation methods in solving them.
===perturbation methods===the nonlinearity of the einstein field equations often leads one to consider approximation methods in solving them.

:* b. andreotti, l. bonneau and e. clément "comment on 'solving the mystery of booming sand dunes'.
* b. andreotti, l. bonneau and e. clément "comment on 'solving the mystery of booming sand dunes'".

«multa»
‘fine’