The phrase "avoid window" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to suggest avoiding a specific window or situation, but without context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "To ensure safety during the storm, please avoid window areas where debris may fly."
Alternatives: "stay away from the window" or "keep clear of the window".
On a recent "Today" show segment, Linda Wells advised airplane passengers to avoid window seats, lest they unwittingly subject their skin to the sun's damaging rays, but suggested they use their time in their aisle seats to apply a nice artificial tan.
In our theoretical derivations, however, we will assume to avoid window end effects.
To avoid window contamination by the lubricating oil, self-lubricant Teflon-Bronze composite piston rings were used in the optical section.
Change angles to avoid window glares from across the street.
People are strongly advised to avoid windows in all cases, as flying glass can cause terrible wounds.
In a building with no basement, avoid windows and go to the lowest floor and seek shelter in a small room (a bathroom or closet, for example) that is located near the center of the house, under a stairwell, or in an interior hallway with no windows.
To be robust to multi-path channels, we also drop the first and last time slots of each GFDM block (i.e. we inserted GS =2 guard symbols), avoiding windowing compensation at the receiver.
Avoid windows, large mirrors, or large furniture that could fall on you.
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent, 2010 Let Jimmy Carr's hypocrisy be a timely lesson to the Chancellor, Matthew Norman, The Independent, 2012 How Apple Sidesteps Billions in Taxes, Charles Duhigg, The New York Times, 2012 1696 – Windows are bricked up to avoid the window tax.
Despite the November cold, we had to keep windows open to avoid the windows breaking inwards during a blast.
Jump from window to window, where the lights are on, and avoid the windows where the lights are off with zombies in the windows.
