Sentence examples for idea to cope from inspiring English sources

Paulson et al. [22] presented in 2011 an outstanding idea to cope with the parallax problem by leveraging approximated depth information.

Our simple idea to cope with this issue is reminiscent of matched filtering, whereby the signal is privileged over the noise at chosen spectral locations.

In the fall of 1978, Bernard Pollock, divisional marketing manager of Gimbel's Department Store came up with the idea of putting a Terrible Towel logo on hand towels and sold the idea to Cope.

They are exposed to new concepts and trends, they can definitely come up with new ideas to cope with issues of their times.

And few have the slightest idea how to cope, now that normal remedies don't seem to apply.

Anderson has no idea how to cope, so deflects it into the air, and Eranga collects from under the nostrils.

But I think we can't doubt the essential truth of the situation, that there was just a terrible fear and no idea how to cope.

It is proving a nightmare match for Kieswetter, out to two poor shots and now appearing to have no idea how to cope with a turning, lifting ball.

Evans' reliance on slice on his backhand can be a weakness against some opponents, but Nishikori had little idea how to cope with the low, skidding balls that kept landing near his baseline.

Both intensely private and desperate for attention, he had no idea how to cope with the demands of fame, admitting in an early interview that even as he landed the big bucks in Friends – at the show's height the stars were earning $1m an episode – he could think of nothing to spend his money on "except a new couch".

Sensory overload can feel frightening and disorienting, and your child may have no idea how to cope or handle the stress.