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The phrase "avoiding to generate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one wants to express the act of preventing or refraining from creating something.
Example: "The team is focused on avoiding to generate unnecessary waste during the project."
Alternatives: "preventing the generation" or "refraining from generating".
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One of the greatest challenges is how to reliably capture and remove a non-cooperative target avoiding to generate even more space debris.
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In the case of the algorithm RA, even if we avoid to generate all structures, the created ones are partially explored because just one reversal is considered for each intermediary permutation.
In (Bennett 1982) he argued that measurement could also be represented by a logically reversible process, avoiding any need to generate heat.
Fourth, the genotypes and phenotypes of yeast haploids can be directly analyzed, avoiding the need to generate homozygotes from the spores produced by F1 hybrids.
McCue's desire to avoid "unnatural functions to generate cash" strikes me as strange.
In our work we have decided to apply a lexicon-based approach in order to avoid the need to generate a labelled training set.
Management experience, detailed studies and the anticipation of situations also make it possible to avoid events able to generate risk or uncertainty.
Firstly is its ability to use all available information from quantitative response variables, which avoids the need to generate cut-points and to define states.
The first step in this analysis is to identify which nations would have been eligible to generate avoided emission credits from 2000 to 2015.
We will force to be and then find the index to modify according to (8) to avoid generating a zero after watermarking.
A penalization strategy is suggested to avoid the checkerboard instability, simultaneously to generate near 0 1 topologies.
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