Sentence examples for otherwise unavoidable from inspiring English sources

At the same time, LED pumping eradicates the temporal impairment of output pulses which is otherwise unavoidable in case of continuous wave laser pumping.

A change in the measuring protocol is suggested in order to overcome otherwise unavoidable errors caused by measuring system machining imperfections.

Mr. Hussein would surely cooperate if troops were massed on his border and an invasion was otherwise unavoidable, but it would take far longer for inspections to work than it would be possible to maintain the credible threat of an invasion.

About ten years ago, he discovered that it was one thing that truly takes him out of himself — more than the drink and the drugs and the antidepressants — and suspends the otherwise unavoidable fact that he is the most talented snooker player of all time.

To prevent otherwise unavoidable outbreaks of infectious diseases among the consumers of milk is the true function of pasteurization: it is certainly not to be considered as allowing the production of dirty milk, which can then be rendered innocuous before consumption.

CONCLUSIONS: Empirical background measurements of global RNA-protein crosslinking are a necessary addendum to other experimental controls, such as performing replicates, because covalently crosslinked background signals are reproducible and otherwise unavoidable.

Stability: The plasma must be so constructed that small deviations are restored to the initial state; otherwise, some unavoidable disturbance will occur and grow exponentially until the plasma is destroyed.

Examples are loop reactors for strong exo- and endothermic reactions, which allow a combination with separate heat exchange without the penalty of a large energy consumption, which otherwise is usually unavoidable for the large recycle ratios needed.

Dr. Goldstein said the increase was intended, in part, for "the protection of our faculty and staff from the kinds of layoffs that other public higher education systems have experienced in recent years," which he said would be unavoidable otherwise.

Otherwise, the interference is unavoidable.

It is unavoidable, for otherwise no meaningful knowledge can be attained.