Sentence examples for compensate shortcomings from inspiring English sources

In the proposed eq. (45), first sentence is same as mean-shift equation and second sentence includes spatial information to compensate shortcomings of mean-shift algorithm.

Yet neither increase nor decrease in marketing costs can compensate for shortcomings in management of other aspects of the business.

The element of subsidy is an appealing factor that can greatly compensate some shortcomings related to equity and acceptability in the previous schemes.

Design of reliable and fault-tolerant embedded processors is mostly based on developing techniques that compensate reliability shortcomings by adding hardware or software redundancy.

They do a great job staying true to the source material, not leaning too heavily on the bass to compensate for shortcomings on the other frequencies (as many consumer headphone manufacturers have in the past).

Mr Tusk said that if Russia was "a bit softer, more charming perhaps it would not have to compensate its shortcomings by destructive aggressive and bullying tactics against its neighbours".

The inclusion of 'outside' perspectives (as alternative to some constructed 'right to analyze') is regarded as a means to compensate the shortcomings of expertise and any other disciplinary knowledge with strong claims for reliability.

Compared with the traditional power grid, microgrids have the potential advantages of high reliability and environmental friendliness, which can effectively compensate the shortcomings of centralized power generation and high voltage power transmission.

(iii Additional means such as inverse filtering, noise, and sinusoidal addition, guided by transmitted information, compensate for shortcomings of any bandwidth extension method originating from occasional fundamental dissimilarities between low-band and high-band [8, 9].

This version of participatory foresight aims to overcome dominant discourses on the future, which are part of the reproduction mechanisms of the social system itself, and to compensate the shortcomings of commonsensical future-related narratives.

Other reviewers had no qualms with these flaws, stating that the intense dogfights more than compensate such shortcomings; Game Informers Andrew Reiner wrote that the "rewarding quick-trigger combat and thrill of overcoming the worst of odds makes Project Sylpheed a memorable play for gamers who daydream of galaxies far, far away".