Sentences with phrase «problem of one's own making»

Which gets us right back to the original problem of making a decision with insufficient data.

There are many ways to lay bare the present - tense problem of making paint look like something.

Sometimes I think our paintings are a little bit different, but on the other hand it seems that they're dealign with the same old problems of making art.

Much of Armanious» recent practice can be traced to his fascination with the processes and problems of making sculpture — casting in particular.

And this has left the Church the messy problem of making sense of the contradictions between the narratives.

And he dealt with the technical problems of making two decrepit and temperamental steam locomotives run as if they were young again for a few glorious moments, and then destroy each other precisely in front of a grandstand filled with VIPs.

«We have solved the stubborn scientific problem of making a porous material with high crystallinity that is also chemically stable in strong acidic or basic water,» said Ke, the principle investigator for the research.

Greg says that the project aims to inspire students and teach them the skills they need to tackle the global problem of making vehicles sustainable for the future.

All of it goes into the little animated coin bag at the top left corner of the screen which does have the slight problem of making it hard to tell how much gold you have at a glance.

Look at my work, look at my commitment, look at how I'm facing up full on to the new problems of making abstract sculpture without Caroesque cliches.

Whether driven by the casual desire to generate supplemental income or to replace lost investment funds, or fueled by the serious problem of making ends meet or claiming health care benefits, many seniors are seeking part - time employment because of financial instability.

The design does have the unfortunate problem of making the devices look like dismembered fingers, complete with glowing fingernails (because these sensors also offer Pathlight).

Cloud AutoML isn't working with tools as sophisticated as this, but it does aim to solve the same underlying problem of making AI less painful to code.

Gesture Wake also suffers from an annoying problem of making it near impossible to slide the phone in and out of your pocket without the screen coming on.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies solve the problem of making payments in an environment where trust is broken — but it's unclear whether that's a dilemma that needs to be solved, Federal Reserve of New York economists wrote in a blog post.

«We still have to resolve this problem of making it really, really easy for people to use,» says Mark Wright, direct of product management at Ayla Networks, a San Francisco Bay area company that helps develop products for the Internet of Things (IoT).

[We want our social presence to say] we're here to solve the problem of making your space what you want it to be and making it beautiful.

And because he spent these thirty years in Nazareth, he knew the problems of making a living, the haunting insecurity of the life of the working man, the ill - natured customer, the man who would not pay his debts.

Premarital pregnancies increase the problems of making a wise decision while at the same time making such a decision all the more crucial.

According to this definition, changing patterns of church attendance do not signify the decline of religion; they only indicate that the church is not the place where people are working out the problem of making their lives meaningful.

Just pointing out that they aren't a panacea to the problem of making uninformed life decisions in college.

For encounter with Napoli, Roberto Mancini doesn't have injury problems nor the suspension problems, just a «sweet» problems of making the starting lineup.

Or, as Acemoglu puts it: «The problem of making a transition to new technology is one of learning by doing at some level.

They could look 10 years in advance without the problem of making quarterly or year - end results.

For now, Learned - Miller is focusing on solving the problem of making facial representations that don't take up a huge amount of memory.

Lately, he has turned to the problem of making images with radio data, and he's very interested in «imaging SETI,» which can extract thousands of times as much information from our radio telescope than more conventional SETI processing.

Fortunately, Chetty's study provides some ideas for how we could begin solving the problem of making our scientific community more diverse.

With the present daily search engines there are no problems of making you research on this matter; you can also ask for a piece of advice on - line.

«On December 1, 2004, I, my beloved wife Julia, and a few friends gathered in one room and I announced that we were starting a company that aimed to solve the problem of making relationships online.

He looked at me, looked at it again, and said, «Herein lies the problem of making a 70 - year - old man your product guy.»

So we want to solve the problem of making this a style item like jewelry or clothing.»

The jetBook Color eliminates the problem of making copies, and distributing materials.

I usually harp on about building a platform, and making sure your basics are covered, because for the majority of authors who aren't selling any books, it's a problem of

We don't have an answer that solves the problem of making Colorado apartments affordable.

That's part of the problem of making financial decisions for something that is so far off in the future.

If you do have control, the problems of getting cheated by someone else go away, but get replaced with the problem of making sure the business is run adequately for the interests of all partners.

He was then perhaps best known for sewn burlap shapes filled with sand, which he called «an elegant solution to the problem of making a three - dimensional form.»

Bay Area painter Robin McDonnell confronts the problem of making new work in what amounts to a period idiom: Abstract Expressionism.

Hopper developed themes in pairs or serially over decades, and understanding these continuities is crucial to enlightening us about Hopper's approach to the problem of making art.

ALISON GINGERAS: I see a lot of young artists being uninhibited by the problem of making a painting, so therefore they're able to go at it investing new ideas or new subjectivities into the way they make paintings.

Those who point out the problems of making arguments for policy on the back of PR stunts and junk science are labelled as «sceptics» or «deniers», motivated by profit, «ideology» or simple bad - mindedness rather than the desire for a sensible debate about our relationship with the natural environment and concern about development.