Sentence examples for objective to overcome from inspiring English sources

There was once a National Tulip Society but it never achieved its objective: to overcome the northern florists' natural assumption that they could grow better tulips than anyone south of Watford.

In this paper, a method to design an intelligent suspension system with the objective to overcome the trade-off barrier using the smallest actuator is presented.

With an objective to overcome this limitation of IPNLMS based adaptive room equalization schemes, a robust Fx-IPNLMS algorithm has been developed in this paper.

Self-nanoemulsifying drug delivery systems (SNEDDS) were developed with the objective to overcome problems associated with the delivery of cefpodoxime proxetil (CFP), a poorly bioavailable high dose antibiotic having pH dependant solubility.

Objectives: to overcome these shortcomings, the new ultrarapid and semi-automated real-time LightCycler PCR-system (LC-PCR), which combines amplification and detection in a closed capillary system, was tested for its suitability in diagnosis of HCMV in urines.

Secondly, there would be significant differences in the economic and environmental effects among different climate policies and hence, the government would trade-off among different economic objectives to overcome any potential resistances.

These battle grounds give players a series of objectives to overcome or complete and enemies to defeat, generally within a certain time frame.

"The objective is to overcome one's fear of dogs, to understand them better and also to practise 'sertu,'" Syed Azmi had told the Malaysian Insider during the event.

And he told me this not that long ago, by the same token, Spock's objective was to overcome the fact that he was half-alien and integrate himself with his human crewmates".

The study's objective was to overcome drawbacks in traditional simulation modeling that use historical, statistical data instead of real data from the site.

The paramount objective is to overcome intellectual disadvantage that some children experience because of unlucky draw from the genetic deck, adverse environmental exposure, and social misfortune.