Sentence examples for it is able to avoid from inspiring English sources

Unlike other previous approaches, the proposed technique does not imply a penalty in the transmission rate or capacity of the STBC system, while it is able to avoid the ambiguities in many practical cases, which is illustrated by means of some simulation examples.

Using these unique properties it is able to avoid penetration of delicate interfaces and underlying tissues.

UVA1 radiation acts differently to PUVA and UVB, in that it is able to avoid burning the skin while penetrating deep into the dermis and into the superficial blood vessel plexus.

Latency means the virus cannot cause a sufficient decline in CD4+ T cells to cause AIDS, but it is still there in significant and increasing amounts, and yet it is able to avoid causing a remarkable host immune response on the scale seen at the primary infection stage.

Amazon's success was driven by its concept and execution, the fact it was able to avoid charging sales tax, and... you guessed it... by its ability to use market volume to drive down the prices charged by its suppliers.

The nation's capital is far enough inland so it was able to avoid the worst of the winds.

As a result, it was able to avoid any changes the existing rules, even though they had proven so hopelessly inadequate prior to the crisis.

It was able to avoid making any cash contributions in 2001, 2002 or in the first half of this year, because the plans built up large "credit balances" during the stock market boom of the late 1990's.

In the following days, that figure became widely discussed as some investors concluded that the company had suffered a large loss that it was able to avoid reporting on the earnings statement.

And by transferring ownership of some of its intellectual-property rights to offshore affiliates, including some in Ireland, which then charged other parts of the company for using them, it was able to avoid paying billions of dollars of U.S. taxes on income that was actually generated in this country, which is where Apple does the bulk of its research and development.

The world's biggest luxury goods group, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, reported sharply reduced net income for 2001 today, and it said it was able to avoid a full-year net loss only because of capital gains from the sale in September of shares in the Gucci Group, in settlement of a long-running dispute for control of Gucci.