Sentence examples for being able to compensate from inspiring English sources

They now rank 18th – a bit closer to being able to compensate for their defensive faults, and a bit closer toward truly treading water without Steph Curry.

In anticipation of being able to compensate the entire emerging city, the authorities secured rights to the geothermal resources in the Mosfellsdalur area, 30 km from the city centre.

Comparing with a conventional sliding mode observer, the ASGSMO has a capability of minimising chattering levels in the SOC estimation by using the self-adjusted switching gain while maintaining the characteristics of being able to compensate modelling errors caused by the parameter variations of the BECM.

With the economics of the music business being what it is, there is little money for the rental of a practice space let alone being able to compensate the musicians fairly for their time.

The protein contains only two arginine and two lysine residues, which are far from being able to compensate for the negative charge.

The expected evolutionary advantages associated with being able to compensate for displacements are not fully obvious because juveniles may benefit from dispersing longer than adults as well as from a bet-hedging strategy with regard to migratory directions [27].

If there is no sufficient energy to support the compensation, DVR will not be able to compensate properly.

Compensation occurs when a species displays resistance to perturbation and is able to compensate for more susceptible species.

But his teammates were able to compensate.

"But if you have a big recession, Europe would not be able to compensate".

We call it Dodo-land because that's where she's able to compensate.