Sentence examples for allowing apprehension from inspiring English sources

It involves pattern recognition and pattern completion, thereby allowing apprehension of objects and situations under conditions of limited or incomplete information.

Since MIT recognizes the prudence of the new policies, our admissions office should not allow apprehension about the risks involved to deter its implementation.

The analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is a strategy commonly used in Operations Research for the solution of this kind of multicriteria decision problems, allowing the apprehension of manager subjective judgments.

His reactions to pivotal moments in this deep playoff run have mirrored that of Capitals fans, both parties new to the stage and allowing excitement to trump apprehension.

In a polite tone the school leader expressed his apprehension with allowing students to bring or use their own devices in school.

According to the F.P.D's own guidelines, handlers should not release the hounds "if a lower level of force could reasonably be expected to control the suspect or allow for the apprehension".

The outgoing president, who wore a broad smile for most of the day, briefly allowed a flicker of apprehension to pass across his face.

As French military units arrive in Bangui and start deploying elsewhere in-country, our international and CAR colleagues are allowing themselves a measure of hope even if this is tinged with scepticism and apprehension too.

"This will free our resources to put more agents in the field….it will increase the certainty of apprehension, which will allow us to target the criminal cartels". But some critics protested the buildup.

Such an approach allowed avoidance of some of the apprehension toward programming and incorporated genuine biologically relevant programming experience that went beyond the use of "black box software" as called for by BIO2010 (NRC, 2003).

The trick, as ever, is to mix fire with ice and not allow anticipation to spill over into numb apprehension.