Sentence examples for instance to compensate from inspiring English sources
With this system it is possible to maintain constant mixing over a wide range of fluid volumes in a given reactor, and, for instance, to compensate for changes in viscosity throughout the course of the process.
Without a chance to review and challenge preliminary environment impact statements, the agency cannot ensure that mitigation strategies are in place to protect indigenous tribes, says FUNAI spokesperson Mônica Machado Carneiro for instance, to compensate them if a dam would diminish their access to water and fish stocks.
For instance, to compensate the agents endowed with (bin {mathcal {M}}) and who have ex ante preferences associated with (delta _{1}), that is (s^{b}_{1}) and (r^{b}_{1}), the planner designs an optimal scheme such that they end up with less consumption than in (x_{N}^{0}), but with a higher medical expenditure as well.
The state of each model is then updated using the actual state of the corresponding unit provided by its sensors at discrete time instances to compensate for model uncertainty.
For instance, an undertaking to compensate states for five years for loss of revenue gives them little incentive to ensure that collecting the new tax runs smoothly.
For instance, readjusting cell powers to compensate a neighboring sleeping cell, rebooting automatically themselves if found faulty or alert the operator's OAM system about the issue. .
While there are some things that can't be fixed — my wrist, for instance — I can always learn to compensate, can't I? "If you set goals you're going to fail at, you will spiral into worse health and think everything is going to hell even if it isn't," Dr. Fries said.
He also added instances of wordplay and alliteration to compensate for difficult Japanese jokes.
Much of the work involves judgment calls by experts, and the smallest changes in their assumptions (for instance, how much does it cost to compensate for poverty?) could add up to hundreds of millions of dollars.
Median imputation was used to compensate for very occasional instances whereby the eye tracker failed to record any data for a particular search trial.
At its worst, it meant sluggish accompaniment to, for instance, Irina Gordei's Lady Macbeth, who tried to compensate with histrionics and a certain amount of screaming.
