resolve something into something

Examples of resolving

resolving

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

When hydrophobic molecules are solvated in bulk water, possibilities for resolving some of the frustrations in the hydrogen networks appear.
We are going to focus on resolving the issue.
Archaeologists, even modern-world archaeologists, are a long way from resolving such questions.
Children with good executive function skills are diligent, well organized, disciplined in completing tasks, and strategic in their approach to resolving problems.
If the ventricular dilatation appears to be stable or resolving, less frequent follow up is appropriate.
Quadrature detection is used for resolving the sign of the velocity.
Then is left resolving in the following sense.
Form is easy, meaning is hard : resolving a paradox in early child language.
Correct form - doing and saying 'the right thing' - proved critical to resolving more substantive diplomatic and security issues.
Once this is constructed, resolving the search induced by the goal specification, the constructed premise will provide an antecedent for a following pronominal.
Certainly, market-based approaches to resolving agrifood system issues have both promise and pitfalls, as we have seen with the organic label43,44.
To inform research priority setting, a measure of the societal value of resolving a particular research question is required.
Consequently, the formation of the set of generating rules amounts to resolving positive and negative dependencies among rules.
In the reported experimental trials, the environment was altered to cause this type of ambiguity, and a method of resolving it is demonstrated.
Thus, we proposed the compensation technique instead of resampling for resolving the depletion problem.
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