Sentence examples for by bypass from inspiring English sources

In the automatic operations, the suitable pressure of a saturated helium bath, calculated from the rotation speed of the 1st cold compressor, was regulated by bypass valve.

The final phase is marked by bypass of the proximal axial channel system, overbank aggradation and reduced progradation on the mid- and distal-fan.

The control results showing rapid and stable responses are superior to that obtained by bypass diode structure which is conventionally controlled using Perturbation-and-Observation method.

They also acknowledge that it isn't possible right now to determine whether these late changes are caused by bypass surgery, normal aging, the slow development of Alzheimer's disease, the mini-strokes of vascular dementia, or other causes.

The occurrence of hot spots in the core and lower plenum and hot streaking in the lower plenum (regions of very hot gas flow) are affected by bypass flow.

Right now they can see nothing but semi-autonomy in a "phony state that's diced into a thousand different pieces" (Colin Powell's words) while Israeli settlements and outposts continue to grow and Palestinian agricultural land continues to be gobbled up by bypass roads and the separation fence/wall.

The European project has come this far largely by bypassing democracy.

We cannot really go to the ultimate meaning by bypassing the form.

Mauch came in for second-guessing by bypassing Ken Forsch, a 13-game winner, in Game 4.

Mr. Rumsfeld compounded the hurt by bypassing the generals, trampling some careers and dispensing scorn.

Is he worried that he might run out of money by bypassing annuities?