Sentence examples for avoiding limitations from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we take advantage of the OMS architecture to deploy and execute data-centric workflows in a decentralized manner across multiple distinct Cloud resources, avoiding limitations of all data passing through a centralized engine.

Such an approach could provide a more structurally controlled and robust route to inhibit PC61BM aggregation, as well as enabling direct quantification of the degree of PC61BM dimerization required to enhance device stability, thus avoiding limitations associated with thermally induced dissociation observed for photoinduced PC61BM oligomers.

All about avoiding limitation, these low-key shows equally seem designed to remind us that Trainor is not simply some viral internet phenomenon, but a versatile artist in the real world.

The container has to allow for optimal heat transfer between shelf and the product and avoiding limitation the water vapour rate.

One way to escape the kiddie tax and also avoid limitations on financial aid is to use a child's assets for purposes other than tuition once he or she turns 14 but before it is time to apply for aid.

This can avoid limitations caused by simplifying the stress analysis as plane strain.

The traveling wave amplifier design is suggested to avoid limitations resulting from the distributed nature of the long arrays.

We propose a multi-output Gaussian process emulator with a nonseparable auto-covariance function to avoid limitations of using separable emulators.

Scheduling: In order to avoid limitations from the associated control signaling, we aggregate a minimum of two VoIP packets for each UE before it is eligible for scheduling.

We would recommended EM educators follow programmatic research methods to avoid limitations found in other studies and consider aligning their research with the ACGME core competencies.

We advocate using the estimate (D) of persistence length generally since it avoids limitations mentioned above and at the same time does not pose additional requirements on the evaluation itself.