Sentence examples for necessity to overcome from inspiring English sources

The autonomous decision to self-aggregate to an organism mainly derives from the necessity to overcome existing obstructive environmental conditions, e.g. ramps or clefts.

From grave necessity to overcome political isolation Fiji soon demonstrate to the world and its own citizens that a small PIC can meaningfully contribute to world politics by grasping 'new opportunities' concentrating on South South cooperation (Crocombe 2007).

However, its transfer is insignificant (Δd~5 A) that is conditioned by the necessity to overcome the considerable energy barrier (ΔE = 90 kcal/mol) to move to the blocking chamber.

Since the late-1990s, there were two major technological innovations in PE emerged from necessity to overcome the wear-induced periprosthetic osteolysis, i.e., the development of highly crosslinked PEs (HXLPEs).

The kinetic energy of the K@C601+ion is decreased to 2 and 6 ps after the electric field has been applied, because of the necessity to overcome the energetic barriers of the hole situated in the area of junction between the locking chamber and storage area.

The necessity to overcome a barrier, a difficulty, a discomfort, or any constraint is a driving force for mankind to improvise - it is a natural act, a product of intelligence under unplanned circumstances and a way to cope with resource constraints.

Pivotal in this regard is Ad Simplicianum (396 C.E ., wherein he focuses on a number of scriptural passages and begins to formulate his views on the universality of original sin and the necessity of grace to overcome its effects [see Bonner 1972, pp. 15 18 and Babcock 1979, pp. 65 67].

He spoke about the necessity of unilateral cooperation to overcome our urgent economic challenges.

The differences in expressed genes in this comparison could be associated with the necessity for R. microplus to overcome a stronger innate immune response observed in B. indicus compared to B. taurus cattle [ 28, 76].

To overcome the necessity to assume initial condition values, the Typical Day Concept may be applied to FPSC models.

To overcome the necessity of using an auxiliary mapping P, for an inward and non-expansive mapping (T Cto H), we will introduce a new search strategy for the coefficients ({alpha_{n}}) and we will prove that the Krasnoselskii-Mann algorithm x_{n+1}=alpha_{n}x_{n}+ 1-alpha_{n} Tx_{n} is well defined for this particular choice of the sequence ({alpha _{n}}).