So the computation is space soluble and network soluble.

The problem is absolutely soluble, and even soluble in a way that's reasonably cheap.

So this problem is absolutely soluble.

According to Syria, the wet deposition might have included acidic components, ionic components, soluble metals, elemental carbon and soluble organic fractions.

The second is that problems are soluble.

That material is more soluble in acidic fluid.

On one of them, carve Problems are soluble.

It follows that the use of force should not be recognized as a general solvent of treaty obligations.

The dolphins eat the fish that have PCBs from the plankton, and those PCBs, being fat soluble, accumulate in these dolphins.

I set up the type, I printed it out on an Epson printer with water soluble ink, taped it to the wall and threw a bucket of water at it. Presto!

TEAP had noted that since the last CTOC report in 2002, no new alternative solvents had been developed and it was unlikely that there would be new solvent alternative breakthroughs.

So the problem is soluble, and the way we should go about solving it is, say, dealing with electricity production, which causes something like 43 or so percent and rising of CO2 emissions.

In the view of the Panel, the data provided by Jordan show that salinity reaching groundwater originated primarily from soluble minerals underneath the As Samra ponds rather than from the wastewater in the ponds.

But this approach does not work. If macroprudential policy limited additional credit to marginal borrowers effectively, monetary policy would have no impact on demand (as long as the most solvent agents refuse to spend more).

You came to realize that you were in virgin intellectual territory. Your academic mentors and the scientists whose works you had read were continuing to stumble over grand problems that now seemed, if not solved, at least soluble.

You came to realize that you were in virgin intellectual territory. Your academic mentors and the scientists whose works you had read were continuing to stumble over grand problems that now seemed, if not solved, at least soluble.

For example, adequate transport and broadband infrastructure favors the burgeoning of business initiatives. At a time when markets are willing to lend to solvent governments at historically low rates, there should be little room for hesitation.

And where is nature s gambit taking us? The proteins with the largest accumulation of structural defects are the prions, soluble proteins so poorly wrapped that they relinquish their functionally competent fold and form aberrant aggregates that may cause degenerative neuropathies.

Eurobonds would cut borrowing costs for the European Union s two large troubled members. And it would spare German and other taxpayers from the EU s solvent northern countries from having to fund yet another bailout of a southern member state.

But, by lowering long term interest rates, central bank purchases of government debt can help contain government debt service. In this way, QE can keep solvent a government that otherwise would be insolvent a nightmare scenario for a central bank.

Fourth, large scale liquidity provision for solvent governments is necessary to avoid a spike in spreads and loss of market access that would turn illiquidity into insolvency. Even with policy changes, it takes time for governments to restore their credibility.

Indeed, the Fed, unlike the ECB, does not buy any bonds from individual states investors must bear the costs of any state insolvency. In 1975, New York had to pledge its future tax revenues to its creditors in order to remain solvent.

The logic is that conditionality will ensure that countries are solvent, while OMTs will restore trust to a market that has broken down because investors fear that the countries concerned will exit the eurozone. Again, its effect, thus far, has been significant.

The Technology and Economic Assessment Panel has reported that, over the past few years, the use of n PB has grown in some areas, including as an industrial solvent, and that current use estimates range from 2,200 metric tonnes to 9,100 metric tonnes.

It would also help if creditors understood that their contributions, like their decades of support to cohesion funds, will not impoverish them (by, say, depleting their public pensions). On the contrary, creditor countries will benefit from more stable, solvent commercial partners for their exports.

But that debt costs only 1 2 of GDP to service, allowing Japan to remain solvent. Likewise, Greece can now manage its public debt burden, which stands at about 175 of GDP, thanks to the ultra low interest rates and long maturities (longer than those on Japan s debt) granted by its European partners.

To avoid an additional credit crunch as banks deleverage, banks should be given some short term forbearance on capital and liquidity requirements. Also, since the US and EU financial systems remain unlikely to provide credit to small and medium size enterprises, direct government provision of credit to solvent but illiquid SMEs is essential.

If savers in Portuguese banks start moving their money to Germany, the ECB will recycle these euros back to Portugal through interbank deposits. Again, there is no limit to how much money the ECB can recycle, provided Portuguese banks remain solvent which they will, so long as the ECB continues to buy Portuguese government bonds.

Without central bank involvement, investors panicky prophecy would be self fulfilling, with the resulting spike in borrowing costs making it impossible for the government to repay its creditors. In other words, prohibiting the central bank from acting as lender of last resort can push solvent economies into a needless debt crisis, undermining output and employment.

But governments soon realized that the main issue was solvency. They pledged to implement programs aimed at asset purchases (to clarify the balance sheets of financial institutions), recapitalization (to make sure that, if solvent, they could operate and continue to lend), and guarantees (to reassure depositors and some investors that their funds were safe).

The muddle through scenario with financing provided to member states in distress (conditional on fiscal adjustment and structural reforms), in the hope that they are illiquid but solvent is an unstable disequilibrium. Indeed, it could lead to the disorderly breakup scenario if institutional reforms and other policies leading to closer integration and restoration of growth in the eurozone s periphery are not implemented soon.

In an ideal world, distressed countries would default as soon as private markets stopped funding them, and they would impose the losses on private bondholders. In the real world, however, if Italy and Spain are viewed as being solvent, or too big to fail, official funding should be structured so that it gives these countries their best chance to regain market confidence.

Of course, in the highly indebted peripheral countries, there was room for interest rates to fall and for credit supply to grow and they have, leading governments and households to increase their spending. While the asymmetrical impact of the ECB s policy is appropriate in principle (because unemployment is much higher in the periphery), the reality is that a recovery supported by the least solvent economies is not sustainable.

Such measures would serve notice to investors that they cannot hope to be saved by the printing press in times of crisis, and would thus compel them to demand higher interest rates or deter them from granting credit in the first place. This would lead to greater discipline among the eurozone s indebted countries and save Europe from a debt avalanche that could ultimately drive currently solvent states into bankruptcy and destroy the European integration project.

But insufficient and sometimes counterproductive actions, coupled with panic and overreaction in financial markets, have brought some countries, such as Spain, which is a fundamentally solvent and strong economy, to the edge of the precipice, and with it the whole eurozone. In the immediate short run, nothing makes sense, not even a perfectly good public investment project, or recapitalization of a bank, if the government has to borrow at interest rates of 6 or more to finance it.