Sentence examples for a method of avoiding from inspiring English sources
The functional avoidance hypothesis suggests that people retrieve overgeneral memories as a method of avoiding negative affect [ 25].
Now the administration is pushing to use this concept as a tool for regulation, and as a method of avoiding more heavy-handed rule making.
I've developed a method of avoiding being pinched, but hasty or negligent operation results in a little nip.
Kant has been traditionally taken to be offering a method of avoiding the insidious "transcendental illusion" that he suggests gives rise to metaphysics.
From this list, one was randomly invited to participate by the sealed envelopes method (this is a method of avoiding bias in selecting participants: the sealed envelope contains the numbers of family members, from which the head of the household picks one randomly).
This paper describes a method of avoiding the formation of deposits at the wall of a vertical cylindrical tube carrying a steady flow of coagulable fluid (rennetised milk) by providing a cocurrent annular film of inert, immiscible fluid adjacent to the tube wall.
A common method of avoiding data-collection laws: registering the company in a country with lax privacy legislation and operating where the information is rich, in the U.S. or Germany, say.
It may also not be a foolproof method of avoiding Facebook hackers.
The proliferation of these new SLR cameras offered a reasonable method of avoiding the motion parallax, the bane of many would-be-photogs.
Due to the late 1950s-era threat of surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) that could threaten high-altitude aircraft, seen in practice in the 1960 U-2 incident, the intended use of B-52 was changed to serve as a low-level penetration bomber during a foreseen attack upon the Soviet Union, as terrain masking provided an effective method of avoiding radar and thus the threat of the SAMs.
This study investigates an innovative method of avoiding brittle fracture at the beam-column connection welds of steel moment frames in earthquakes.
