Sentence examples for considered avoidance from inspiring English sources
Even the choice of "freedom" as a rubric was a carefully considered avoidance of the more contentious "democracy".
We considered obstacle avoidance, but realized that IR sensors would be too expensive to implement and would not be necessary.
When CY-primed mobilization fails, a second attempt at PBSC mobilization or BM harvest should be considered following avoidance of immunosuppressive drugs, where possible.
51 For patients with both high bleeding and thrombotic risks, staggered administration (12 hours apart) of PPI and clopidogrel can be considered, with avoidance of omeprazole as choice of PPI.
Jumping on the pole functionally terminates the shock and this was classified as an escape while such jumping prior to the onset of the shock was considered as avoidance.
A similar position was taken by the European Commission's Scientific Committee on Occupational Exposure Limits (SCOEL, 2008), which stated, "It is generally considered that avoidance of sensory irritation of the eye and the upper respiratory tract would automatically imply a safety margin to avoid irritation-induced local cell proliferation".
Consider the avoidance region of the front-left shuttle and its relationships with the other avoidance regions.
The path planning is online, decentralized and considers obstacle avoidance and connectivity maintenance among the UAVs.
A distributed formation tracking problem considering collision avoidance among robots is investigated for a class of networked mobile robots with unknown slippage effects.
Federal credit unions need to consider risk avoidance strategies, including: requiring members to participate in direct deposit and conducting a thorough evaluation of the Federal credit union's resources and ability to engage in a PAL loan program.
With considering collision avoidance, a novel robot priority model, based on the desired distance and bearing angle between the leader and follower robots, is designed during the obstacle avoidance process.
