Sentence examples for but bypassing from inspiring English sources
But bypassing the human operator to automate attacks would be, technologically, in the "realm of feasibility", an MBDA spokesman says.Could the "man in the loop" be removed from robotic weapons?
Oscar-shortlisted but bypassing UK cinemas, Alan Hicks's Keep On Keepin' On documents the moving mentor-prodigy relationship between the late, great jazz trumpeter Clark Terry – who passed away in February aged 94 – and gifted, blind young pianist Justin Kauflin.
At once insanely ramshackle yet obsessively focused, this head-scrambling four-hour maelstrom was hailed by New York's influential Village Voice as a "supremely bizarre... unhinged epic", and despite all but bypassing UK cinemas has since become an extreme cinema cult favourite on DVD (which comes out on Blu-ray next week).
iOS 6 has already been jailbroken, but bypassing hardware-specific issues is always the biggest part of the problem.
In [6], a discrete model called Parflow has been proposed in the frequency domain, reducing a lot the complexity of the problem but bypassing the time-related information such as the delays of the different rays.
It permits to use a connection-oriented service, similar to that of TCP but bypassing some of its limitations such as the head-of-line blocking or the restriction of using single-homed connections.
He is building an online gaming company that uses the Internet but bypasses the Web.
The Bulls needed a shooting guard but bypassed several, including Pietrus.
Northbound trains continued to use the track but bypassed the York Street station.
In Lower Manhattan, the A trains bypassed Chambers Street and made stops at Broadway-Nassau; the 4 and 5 trains stopped at Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall, Fulton Street and Bowling Green, but bypassed Wall Street; and the J and Z trains stopped at Broad Street but bypassed Fulton Street.
The rock 'n' roll era all but bypassed China, which was in the throes of Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution during the music's heyday.
