| 词汇 | example_english_problem-solving |
| 释义 | Examples of problem-solvingThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. They may have difficulty thinking through a problem, identifying potential problem-solving options, and choosing the best one. The interpretation of constants, functions and predicates may change during the problem-solving process. Automaticity can develop as a response to several types of stimuli, and underlies much of experienced driving behaviour until knowledge-based problem-solving is required. This may reflect the encouragement provided by the problem-solving therapist to resume usual activities. No such improvements were found in visual short-term memory, problem-solving ability, cognitive speed, arithmetic, or verbal comprehension. Task-specific procedures are created as the starting points and outcomes of such reflective problem-solving processes are associated in memory, to create situation-action pairs. He noted that young children were especially likely to talk to themselves during moments of task difficulty in problem-solving activity. A way was needed to separate out operational knowledge, that is, problem-solving methods, from the domain knowledge upon which the problem-solving methods operate. Therefore, this learning and problem-solving strategy guarantees selective advantage in environments that require fast adaptation. The framework directive was the product of problem-solving negotiation; in the packaging waste directive, entrenched bargaining positions led to an abortive transfer. It is not news that cooperating problem-solving systems (whether human or automated) must speak a common language and interpret the language similarly. Two potential mechanisms of action of problem-solving treatment were evaluated by comparison with drug treatment. In addition to treatment outcome, the trial sought to determine possible mechanisms of action of the problem-solving intervention. Rather than being innate, problem-solving modes are learned and acquired with experience. Originally, the notion of case was that of a 'problem-solving episode', based on the cognitive science distinction between semantic and episodic memory. Similarly, dynamic problems, where the number of variables constrained can increase during problem-solving, can be handled via a semi-lattice structure on dynamic maps and sequences. This iterative process of transforming an initially vague or incomplete schema into one that is well specified is an essential part of problem-solving. The challenge here is to make this problem-solving energy connect to the more reflexive character of other professions such as sociology and urban geography. It is generally recognised that modelling plays a central role in intelligent problem-solving. Consequently, modelling is a far from trivial task and forms an inherent part of intelligent problem-solving. Specifically, the problem-solving structure decomposes a problem-solving method at a certain level into a set of lower-level problem-solving methods. Its implementation is described by the problem-solving method. These are reusable, application-independent descriptions of problem-solving behaviour. This allows organizations to learn more effectively as a community and to maximize the returns on their individual and collective information sources and problem-solving capabilities. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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