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Also, the architect wants to have control over where the work is built to avoid liability issues.

According to David Rock in his book Your Brain at Work, "unmet expectations often create a threat response" and the "brain is built to avoid threat, people tend to work hard to reinterpret events to meet their expectations".

But the team was supposed to have been built to avoid this kind of potential embarrassment, the kind of losing that seems to feed on itself.

It also helps when they are built to avoid the kind of injuries that have dogged the careers of recent picks like Darren McFadden and Blaine Gabbert.

To determine the ratio of aperture opening area, Ao, to the work plane height, Hwp, that produces the same illuminance at representative points on a desk at each level, a 1 13 scale model was built to avoid sensor sensitivity problems.

We learned from our past experiences in other e-commerce [companies] the pitfalls and land mines, and Zola was built to avoid those problems.

Unlike the conventional time domain implementation (Figure 5b) in which suboptimal, symmetrically extended BE filters have to be built to avoid designing sharp filter transition bands, the PR-NMDFB-based filter allows us to directly synthesize the ideal BE filter spectrum and produce near-optimal frequency response as shown in Figure 5a.

One, which included three locks and passed through Hardham Tunnel, was built to avoid a large bend near Pulborough.

The unique feature of this line is the horseshoe embankment, which was built to avoid a reversion station, seen when the train curves markedly.

"Then we are obviously also trying to work out how to set up a viable route that is an alternative to the motorway, and also for entry and exit from the port". "It's not acceptable that such an important bridge... was not built to avoid this kind of collapse," Mr Rixi was quoted as saying by Reuters.

The DLR was designed and built to avoid such a turn of events.