Sentence examples for overcome application from inspiring English sources

Automatic speech recognition (ASR) using distant microphones can overcome application restrictions of places and devices and widen the usage of speech interfaces.

Lack of local skills can be overcome through application of task design using proven techniques.

The local industry should overcome the application barriers and increase the supply capacity of recycled aggregate in order to maximize the environmental and economic benefits.

Here we describe the structure-guided, rational engineering of a plant-fungal hybrid peroxidase built to overcome the application barrier of these high-reduction potential peroxidases.

At the end, the benefits of using colloidal dispersions as delivery systems in functional food design and the challenges to overcome towards application will be summarised.

One of the main obstacles to be overcome for application of staggered wall systems is to ensure the seismic safety of the systems and to provide valid seismic design coefficients.

This paper evaluates the reconciliation potential of living roofs and walls, in particular highlighting both ecological and societal limitations that need to be overcome for application at the landscape scale.

Some of these problems were overcome by application of optical fibres and advances in gamma ray detector technology, which were initiated mainly by the advent of avalanche photodiodes; in addition the routine availability of fast scintillation materials resulted in the development of fully magnetic-field-insensitive high-performance PET detectors [98].

On the other hand, the challenges of ammonia toxicity and lack of biomass aggregation need to be overcome for application in an industry.

In light of this, it is important to adapt study methods to context-specific barriers and overcome inherent application problems, which would otherwise hinder such economic evaluations.

These limitations can be overcome by application of IHC and WB to differentiate BSE from scrapie confidently in individual mice on first passage.