Sentence examples for generated to avoid from inspiring English sources

A method valid in this context has been applied, and suitable trajectories were generated to avoid the excitation of the unmodelled dynamics.

The codebooks for different users are also independently generated to avoid the case that multiple users quantize their channel directions to the same quantization vector.

Here, the performance of four popular virtual screening programs, Gold, Glide, Surflex and FlexX, is compared using the Directory of Useful Decoys-Enhanced database (DUD-E), which includes 102 targets with an average of 224 ligands per target and 50 decoys per ligand, generated to avoid biases in the benchmarking.

A second, Mate-Paired (MP) Illumina short-read dataset with a larger insert size was generated to avoid incomplete genome assembly caused by read ambiguity.

We avoid this by limiting the number of generated clusters to avoid empty empty groups of images.

Thirdly, this randomly picked point was joined to the fixed points to define two new segments, over which the same procedure was repeated restricting the maximum distance to the length of the newly generated segments, to avoid unrealistic erratic trajectories.

They worked in total darkness, while the panels were not generating power, to avoid the risk of electrocution.

Companies that do not qualify for the exemption but still use a lot of power are increasingly building their own generating capacity to avoid paying the green levy.

The commission said that the companies took plants off line for necessary maintenance and were subjected to sharp increases in natural gas prices but that they still had sufficient generating capacity to avoid all four days of blackouts in Southern California and 65percentt of the blackout hours in Northern California.

Phenomenal arguments for hedonism move from some aspect of the felt character of pleasure or pain to a thesis about the value of pleasure or pain.Some argue that pain or pleasure or both have felt character or felt quality that generates reason to avoid or alleviate or minimize the former and seek the latter (e.g., Nagel 1986: 156 162).

The first example is based on known data generating processes to avoid uncertainty about true model, virtually inevitable for empirical data.