Sentence examples for a bypassed from inspiring English sources

Addams's dream of American democracy, based not in a loose collection of strivers but in a web of sympathetic, mutually respectful citizens, seems an artifact of a bypassed moment.

B15 Voices of Dissent KOFI ANNAN -- The U.N. secretary general feels he has to speak up about the conflict, look to the future of Iraq and keep the institution from reverting to a bypassed bureaucracy.

A war has erupted without sanction from the United Nations, and as its secretary general, he has to speak up about the conflict, look ahead to the future of Iraq, and keep the Nobel Prize-winning institution from reverting to its cold-war self: a bypassed, impossibly intricate bureaucracy, an off-off-Broadway stage featuring small-time diplomatic dramas.

Once a bypassed talking shop with no real power, the Strasbourg parliament, which will be elected over the next four days, has gained greatly expanded powers of "co-decision" with the commission and the national governments represented in the European council.

However, a bypassed route is temporary and it lasts for a period of time, that is, long enough to forward the buffered packets, and then a new route discovery mechanism will start.

If a partition is bypassed for a Newton iteration, this does not imply that for subsequent Newton iterations it will be skipped as well, since in step (4.2) (x_{c}) is updated and in step (4.3) even a bypassed partition's unknowns (x_{i}) will be changed.

With a bypass.

John Horn "Desperately needs a bypass.

A plan to build a bypass has been repeatedly delayed.

"We don't consider it a bypass," he said last week.

A bypass trust takes care of my biggest concerns.