Sentence examples for means to cope with from inspiring English sources

Distributed feed of oxygen was tested as a means to cope with the high temperature gradients and to increase C2+.

The use of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) technologies as a means to cope with problems that arise due to an increasing and aging population is becoming usual.

Continuations have been suggested as a means to cope with the arbitrary navigation patterns that users may perform using these features.

It introduces the naive-Bayes classifier as a means to cope with the curse of dimensionality and to exploit more efficiently the available training data set.

Academic firms are or would be exposed to an economic environment, where success often means to cope with and to profit from mechanisms and forces of severe competition in a continuously globalizing world.

The 'step-by step' principle was introduced into the European Union legislation on genetically modified organisms as a means to cope with uncertainty about environmental risks from the release of genetically modified organisms into the environment.

How am I meant to cope with that?

In this context we propose a high-efficiency digital readout architecture for large binary pixel matrices that is meant to cope with high hit-rates, up to 100 MHz/cm2, foreseen in the innermost tracker layer of the new generation particle accelerators.

In this context we develop high-efficiency readout architectures for large binary pixel matrices that are meant to cope with the high-stressing conditions foreseen in the innermost layers of a tracker [The SuperB Conceptual Design Report, INFN/AE-07/02, SLAC-R-856, LAL 07-15, Available online at: http://www.pi.infn.it/SuperB].it/SuperB]

Hume offers an account of the genesis of the social convention that on his view creates honesty with respect to property, and this is meant to cope in some way with the circularity he identifies.

Design patterns are a development approach aiming to offer an effective mean to cope with given challenges that were described in an abstract way and could be reused across different situations and similar cases (Schmidt et al. 2013).