“conundrum”可以造什么句，conundrum造句

It's a conundrum as it is.

For today's scientists, that data deluge represents a conundrum.

Let me tell you what science has done with the conundrum.

But now they believe they have cracked the conundrum of what came first: the chicken or the egg.

These experiments may really head scientists in the right direction for figuring out the antimatter-matter conundrum, Charlton said.

As I said, a betting man would not favour the chances of a rapid breakthrough after the Washington summit. The Hamas conundrum is a huge obstacle.

France has grappled with this conundrum for years. Under its egalitarian ethos, it treats all citizens the same, refusing to group them into ethnic categories.

The traveling salesman problem is a favorite math conundrum: if a salesman has to visit a bunch of cities, how do you get him to all of them once via the shortest possible route.

The solution to this conundrum is to render the structure as a user imagines it—as monocline grouping—but to provide the search and access tools that only a deep hierarchical organization can offer.

The answer to the conundrum is valuation.

I'm going to tell you why this conundrum exists.

But more than that, their work generates an interesting new conundrum about the nature of shaken fur dynamics.

So powerful has Needham’s contribution been to the historiography of Chinese science that this conundrum is still known as “The Needham Question”.

BY the scratchy standards of American politics, Democrats and Republicans left their differences at the water's edge as Barack Obama picked his careful way through his Egypt conundrum this week.

That, in essence, is the conundrum of consciousness.

The idea of inflatable spacecraft dates back almost to the beginning of the space age, solving a stubborn conundrum with putting stuff in space.

This posed a conundrum for researchers working with the laser: How were they to apply the laws of conservation of charge and conservation of energy with two forms of energy output?

It is a question anyone might ask of acquaintances or loved ones, and it highlights the conundrum presented by scientific inquiry: is a personality disorder "the way you are" or a disorder you "have"?

Previous attempts had focused on technology, and even more narrowly, on the conundrum of battery life.