Sentence examples for aim of bypassing from inspiring English sources

The first is why didn't Yorke and Godrich work with another service – Bandcamp is the one mentioned most often – which can help them in their aim of "bypassing the self elected gate-keepers"?

Focusing on utilization of PHC facilities among care-takers seeking care for their underfive children in rural Tanzania, this study aimed to 1) establish the frequency of bypassing such facilities 2) identify factors influencing bypass and, 3) explore experiences, at such facilities, of caretakers seeking care for their under-five children.

There's no thought of bypassing Adam Wainwright.

One of the new, interesting, methods is to utilize ILs in biomass pre-treatment procedures with an aim to bypass other pre-treatment methods.

TalentSpring aims to bypass most of that for recruiters by only delivering superior candidates for a position.

By contrast, theorists of second-order cybernetics, most notably Maturana and Varela (1992), aimed to bypass the "geography of inner versus outer" (p. 172).

Soleil's squadron departed Rochefort on the evening of 24 September, aiming to bypass Hood's squadron in the dark.

The aim was to identify areas of bypassed hydrocarbon accumulations during production due to compartmentalization. Structural modelling of the Z-2 reservoir identified three intra-reservoir faults that could lead to possible compartmentalization of the reservoir.

The startup's focus on building mobile websites has aimed to bypass the more complicated approaches of desktop-first web design companies for a process that feels a bit more like editing an Instagram photo.

With the addition of this so-called cognitive load -- a technique that aims to bypass complex pro-con reasoning and cut to the gut response -- the gender discrepancy that previous researchers had found disappeared altogether.

With that said, there are a plethora of FX startups, many of whom also attempt to undercut incumbents with better technology and by employing a so-called P2P model that aims to bypass the traditional currency exchange market.