Sentence examples for design to cope with from inspiring English sources

The hydrologic design of nonstationary flood extremes is an emerging field that is essential for water resources management and hydrologic engineering design to cope with changing environment.

In order to minimize those effects on the simulation loop, this work presents a proposition of a digital compensator design to cope with such undesirable dynamics, and a method to evaluate the obtained models.

These findings strengthen emerging evidence that the extraocular muscles follow a different strategy or design to cope with their peculiar mechanical and metabolic loads.

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The guidance, designed to cope with unruly children, also acknowledges that the measures could cause asphyxia.

This is designed to cope with natural failure, not the criminal hand of man.

The facility is designed to cope with much bigger threats, too.

The system is not designed to cope with that blip, but that's England all over, isn't it?

Most companies' emergency plans were designed to cope with a terrorist attack, a power failure, or some other sudden catastrophe.

This will be a particular issue for hospitals and care homes, which are not designed to cope with overheating.

Every hardware store, garden-supply shop, and supermarket has rows of insecticides designed to cope with any conceivable horticultural situation.