Sentence examples for compensate the limitations from inspiring English sources

Different positioning techniques can be combined to compensate the limitations of a single method.

The proposed positioning system combines WSN and RFID in order to compensate the limitations of each technology.

However, it is also relevant to highlight that the omission of in-kind social benefits in these sorts of surveys might be contributing to overestimate the cost of disability in those countries devoting more resources to compensate the limitations faced by some individuals in their daily activities.

In this study, a feedforward decision maker is designed to deal with disturbances in advance and compensate the limitation of feedback scheme of the conventional modifier adaptation.

In practical rank-defective channels, MUSIC fails, and we need to propose new extended MUSIC approaches based on subspace enhancement to compensate the limitation of MUSIC.

This approach effectively increased the concentration of cytokines secreted from the trapped immune cells to a detectable range while compensating the limitations of the conventional LSPR technique for small-molecule detection.

Thus we cannot say that Dynamed is superior to the other products in terms of the appropriateness of the updating process or that Clinical Evidence compensates the limitations of its updating speed by offering deeper and more insightful updating.

The supercapacitors, as a high dynamic and high power density device, compensate the intrinsic limitations in embedded sources and shave transient power peaks.

"However, generally this is stopped in junior high school and the focus is on accommodations to compensate for the limitations the learning disability creates.

Glints of skilled stagecraft — gorgeous backdrops, assured choreography — cannot compensate for the limitations of its cast or the director's overall conception (1 25).

What the Netflix player does amazingly well is to use computers to compensate for the limitations of scrolling through information on a TV screen using the up-down-left-right-select interface of a remote control.