Sentence examples for escape the possibility from inspiring English sources

The Tabu list is familiarized in this way in order to escape the possibility of selecting previously visited solutions.

Indeed, we may not escape the possibility of cytotoxicity (photoelectric and Compton effects) induced by X-ray on LaF3 Tb nanoparticles; however, this effect generally only happens in high-energy excitation (more than 500 keV) [23].

Touré has escaped the possibility of internal disciplinary action by telling City he was misquoted.

The present (14th) Dalai Lama may have escaped the possibility of this fate because he was forced into exile in 1959.

It's the haunted look of a man who knows that change is impossible, escape the only possibility.

Not just because it offers the student and the scholar the opportunity to live inside these grooves, but because it implies the possibility to escape the confines of the atrophied and squandered music "business" of the last decades.

In terms of selection, it appears that the advantages of an integration into a tissue opens a new niche characterized by a large spatial and temporal scale providing the possibility to escape the conditions of the microscopic world dominated by surface forces and thermal fluctuations.

The school was founded by a black minister, who wanted to create educational opportunities for youths as more and more blacks came north to escape the lack of economic possibility and murderous racism of the South.

Their lawyers are expected to argue that a handful of men -- among them Ali A. Mohamed, a former United States Army sergeant -- were high-ranking players in the terrorist plot but escaped even the possibility of a death sentence because they pleaded guilty and helped the government prosecute its case.

By dating women, you are not escaping from the possibility of being jilted, or to put it bluntly, used.

Talk about enjoyable possibilities, to help you escape the routine of home life.