Sentence examples for bypassing at from inspiring English sources

In recent days, though, he has been seen typing his thoughts on transition matters and other items on his BlackBerry, bypassing, at least temporarily, the bureaucracy that is quickly encircling him.

Publicly, he said he believed that the Confederate army was simply too strong – even in East Tennessee – to simply bypass at the Cumberland Gap en route to the region.

Others include supercharger drive speed, nitromethane percentage, the amount of fuel bypassed at various speeds, spark advance mapping and clutch application.

The crash happened between the Posthouse roundabout and Rossett junction of the A483 Wrexham bypass at 0719 GMT.

During office hours, the building is partly heated by internal gains and solar gains and the heat exchanger is even bypassed at times.

This proof of concept illustrates that in the presence of the vulnerability window highlighted in this paper, IOMMU protection can be bypassed at boot time to run old-fashioned classical I/O attacks.

Since it's already been patched, and there's no evidence of RootSmart hitting the Android Market, it's unfair to say that Bouncer has been (or can be) bypassed at this time.

Tracy Chou, 27, a well-known engineer at Pinterest, said she was once bypassed at a previous start-up because her boss thought a new male hire was more qualified.

The new route would enter Paterson just south of Market Street, but then turn south and southwest before heading back west to rejoin the old route at the east end of the Little Falls bypass at the Union Boulevard crossing.

We have recently shown distinct genetic dependencies for lesion bypass at and behind the replication fork in the avian cell line DT40, bypass at the fork requiring REV1 and bypass at post-replicative gaps requiring PCNA ubiquitination by RAD18.

All participants had undergone revascularization either cutaneously or by aortocoronary artery bypass at least 3 months before the study.