Sentence examples for prevent spillovers from inspiring English sources

In order to prevent spillovers from the modal couplings of feedback forces, the distributed actuators are spatially shaped to be orthogonal to those undesirable modes.

These locations were chosen to maintain geographic isolation, i.e., to prevent spillovers into non-experiment sites that are likely to happen if the experiment were conducted in the Luzon island where most provinces have proximity to the nation's capital.

For example, USAid and the Wildlife Conservation Society are creating a surveillance system, Predict, to detect and prevent spillover of potentially pandemic pathogens that can move between wildlife and people – and inform environmental and health policy to prevent it.

The bomb attack came just a week after Turkey deployed additional troops along the border to prevent spillover from the fighting between Kurdish forces, rebel groups, Syrian government troops and Isis militants.

Organizations can intentionally achieve the desired level of knowledge ambiguity to prevent spillover effects and create barriers to knowledge transfer; organizations like universities and public research institutes create a high level of ambiguity unintentionally as a result of their cultural approach to research.

Today your administration presented a plan to help curb the violence in Mexico, and also to control any, or prevent any spillover of the violence into the United States.

Similarly, Jordan, a non-Arab Spring country that has historically relied heavily on foreign aid, increased government spending last year to prevent a spillover effect from the unrest.

"We will implement prudent and responsible macroeconomic policies to ensure mutually reinforcing effect of growth and to maintain economic and financial stability in the region, and prevent negative spillover effect".

Turkey asked NATO on Wednesday to deploy Patriot surface-to-air missiles along its border with Syria to bolster its defenses and prevent a spillover of the war, NATO officials said.

The United States has poured aid into Yemen to stem the threat of attacks from the group Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and to try to prevent any spillover of violence into Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter.

Both Israel and Syria have expressed support for maintaining the force, but Israel has made clear that it reserves the right to use its own forces to prevent a spillover of fighting from Syria's civil war to the Israeli side.