Sentence examples for models can avoid from inspiring English sources

Models can avoid the mistakes and misjudgments that afflict investors, like the reluctance to sell money-losing stocks, he said.

The little helicopters use Centeye eyes to remain stationary in space and other models can avoid objects as they move.

Another advantage of the tunnel is that it is easily cordoned off, so carmakers shooting commercials for new, as-yet-unseen models can avoid spy photographers.

Compared with the heat-only model, the utilization of the heat-mass coupled snow melting model can avoid overestimating the required heat fluxes to achieve a specific snow melting performance.

Hence, using the behavioral properties liveness (i.e. absence of deadlock) and safety (i.e. absence of overflow) of the net model can avoid the hardware system from deadlocks and hazards, respectively.

This slip model can avoid stress singularities around the edge of the fault with the uniform slip distribution.

Application of ANNs model can avoid difficulties like type of catalyst, uncertainty in porosity and mechanism of reaction, etc. in simulation of a catalyst activity.

Unifying both continuous and discrete model can avoid repeat research and has the capacity to get some different types of models which neither continuous models nor discrete models can effectively describe.

One part of energy x 1 δ is used for battery charging, the other part of energy δ is directly transferred to node 2. This model can avoid the simultaneous charging and discharging of the node battery.

The simplest model is the average function, i.e., mapping the states evenly with the coefficients according to a fixed ratio determined by the number of state N. Though the average function model can avoid matching too many outbound coefficients to the same state and each state stands for coefficients evenly, it fails to employ thoroughly the regularity of coefficient distribution analyzed above.

Furthermore, a biclustering model can avoid those "noise" genes that are not active in any experimental condition.