Sentence examples for bypasses the problematic from inspiring English sources

Natural selection bypasses the problematic assumption that individual organisms could alter themselves through deliberate effort.

In the event of communication problems (e.g. failure of some sensor nodes) PROTECT modifies the itineraries of the MAs to bypass the problematic areas avoiding disruption of the data collection process from working sensors.

The company had recognised the deficiencies of its King William Street station and, just a year after the line had opened, planned to construct a new pair of tunnels to bypass the problematic northern section.

Quine's criterion bypasses this problematic step by applying the criterion only to already regimented theories.

A navigation lock bypasses the sluice.

This lineage diversion bypasses the DP stage.

Many adjustable transformer designs were introduced to compensate for this problematic characteristic of the series circuit, including those employing methods of adjusting the core or bypassing the magnetic flux around part of a coil.

Some aspects are more problematic than others, not least concerning national law evasion, although 'there may be good reasons for people to bypass the law by travelling abroad'.

Ledecky bypassed the competition.

The change presumably bypassed the insurance problem.

Bypassing the execs isn't even new.