Sentence examples for precisely designed to avoid from inspiring English sources

The relationship between DBTT and P boundary concentration (Cp) is linear, being expressed as DBTT °C =3.12CP−118.87 (Cp, at%), showing that the annealing treatment of cold-rolled interstitial-free steel should be precisely designed to avoid embrittlement.

His theory of definite descriptions was precisely designed to avoid these ontological consequences (see section 5).

That, along with nepotism, ageism, racism, and sexism, is precisely what LIFO is designed to avoid.

Fishing it out, and even testing it regularly, is a dangerous proposition, putting worker safety at risk — precisely what such systems are designed to avoid.

Although both companies use the term "C.S.A.," community-supported agriculture, to describe their service, the presence of a middleman between the farmer and the customer is precisely what traditional C.S.A.s are designed to avoid.

"This example just illustrates precisely the kind of situation that universal credit was designed to avoid: a barrier to taking up better-paid work.

The CSMA/CD protocol was designed to avoid this problem, more precisely to allow a NIC to send its packet without collision.

Acute illness or accident will bring them to an emergency room for uncompensated care -- stressing their family budgets and straining the larger health system, precisely the phenomenon that the Affordable Care Act was designed to avoid.

The result would be turning the online ecosystem into an ever-escalating war between privacy interests and advertisers -- precisely the war that a negotiated Do Not Track setting was designed to avoid.

Alejandro Mayorkas, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS) Director, said, "The law is designed to avoid extreme hardship to U.S. citizens, which is precisely what this rule achieves.

There are juicers designed to avoid this.