Sentence examples for overcome higher from inspiring English sources

Gladwell, writing shortly after a massacre at Umpqua Community College, in Oregon, argued that school shooters aren't inherently deranged; instead, over decades, a riot logic has unfolded, with the truly disturbed throwing the first bricks, followed by those who have overcome higher natural barriers to violence.

The motion with faster speed means that the Pt-coated microengines need to overcome higher resistance.

Jack in the Box trimmed the fat in its second quarter, helping it to overcome higher costs for food and packaging and same-store sales that were sapped by softening consumer spending.

Compared with the situation on bare clusters, H2 dissociation needs to overcome higher barriers on CNT supported clusters, apart from that on Au monomer on the outer surface of the CNTs and on the encapsulated Au dimer.

We show that the results as consistent with a mechanism in which the flame must overcome higher strains prevailing in the outer recirculation zone, in order to stabilize there.

It could be argued that one need only increase the concentration of antagonist to overcome higher concentrations of glycine.

The move would help Rover overcome high labor costs at its sole factory in Longbridge, England.

In particular, it has been suggested that Brentano's notion of secondary consciousness (i.e., the thesis that every mental phenomenon is incidentally directed also towards itself as a secondary object) can provide the means to overcome higher-order theories of consciousness that have been widely discussed in the late twentieth century.

For example, whether casing string can really overcome high drags is hard to predict.

To overcome high computational cost it is used Multilayer Perceptron or Radial Basis Artificial Neural Networks.

Because of the kinetic energy, casing string is more likely to overcome high drags and reach the target depth (TD).