Sentence examples for can not overcome from inspiring English sources

If Morrison can not overcome the massive divisions in his own camp the crossbench will be the least of his problems.

The reason for this is the collisions due to the high traffic load can not overcome.

In fact, President Sarkozy has been making an important effort to provide better housing, but a few years of effort can not overcome decades of prejudice and neglect.

Systematic reviews and meta-analyses, by definition, can not overcome these difficulties [ 13].

Thus, in the insulin-resistant individual, insulin secretion, in the genetically predisposed, can not overcome impaired action of insulin.

I worry about his health but he can not overcome his fear, especially the fear that if the result was positive people would find out at work".

However, all of these methods can often not overcome the computational challenges with very large data sets, like those mentioned in the introduction, which makes REMR attractive.

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The proposed control method can not only overcome the problem of "explosion of complexity" inherently existing in traditional backstepping design methods, but also improve the control performance.

the traditional PID control is usually used in temperature control, but it can not effectively overcome the impact by the interference, load change and the parameters change of system and other factors.

Reference [8] proposed a robust droop control based on the detection of AC common bus voltage V and current i Ti flowing into the AC common bus, which can not only overcome the influence of system unbalanced impedance but also pull up the AC common bus decreased voltage due to the output impedance and voltage droop coefficient.