Sentence examples for circumvent the constraints from inspiring English sources

As more companies circumvent the constraints of time with built-up preview campaigns and the early release of full ads, there is something to be said, from a viewing perspective, and, perhaps, even from a business one, for those that continue to value the dramatic possibilities of surprise.

The authors propose an original strategy that relies on replication to circumvent the constraints introduced by disconnections.

We here discuss how these new tools are being applied and how they circumvent the constraints of previous approaches, highlighting some of the surprising and promising results emerging from the developing field of gene engineering.

This process, designed to circumvent the constraints of source segregation while still generating segregated waste streams, resulted in the production of a temporally homogenous fibrous material with: an average moisture content of 44.2 (±2.33)%; C N ratio of ∼32.9 1 (±3.46:1), C P ratio of ∼228 1 and gross calorific value of 17.4 (±0.29) MJ/kg DM).

Future work should circumvent the constraints of this study by including targeted sampling of the viral community (i.e., <0.1 μm fraction) for metagenomic assessment, as well as isolation/characterization, along with studies to determine viral host dynamics.

Working with 3D models, the mesh refinement in the neighboring areas where high stress gradients are expected is much facilitated when using BEM, also because it is possible to use discontinuous elements and circumvent the constraint of a continuous mesh.

Brown (2009 ▸) used an approximation proposed by Urusov (2003 ▸) (in dealing with the distortion theorem) in order to circumvent the constraint on the bonding environment.

Enemies of overdevelopment protested that his towering designs were ugly and out of context, while other architects groused that he was circumventing the constraints of the zoning code.

Sauropods (and theropods) somehow circumvented the constraints imposed on mammals and other dinosaurian groups (Carrano, 2006), raising the question of the nature of these constraints.

Notably, the predominantly used P. putida strain KT2440 provides a broad substrate range PPTase which is able to activate both ACP and PCP domains (Gross et al. 2005; Owen et al. 2011) and is often more suitable than, e.g., E.coli PPTase, which circumvents the constraints of additional introduction of foreign PPTase genes.

Chemical conjugation techniques also enable the incorporation of multiple copies of a drug at defined positions along the XTEN protein, circumventing the constraint of end-to-end fusion which is required by the recombinant format.