Sentence examples for prevent the exploration from inspiring English sources
Islamophobia became a very important wedge issue to stoke fear, and to prevent the exploration of economic, social and political solutions to the failed policies that got the country into a domestic and international mess.
We also demonstrate that key pruning techniques commonly used for temporal satisfiability (particularly, the removal of subsumed variables and semantic branching) are naturally suited to prevent the exploration of redundant search nodes during optimization that may otherwise be encountered when resolving a typical VDTP derived from a DTPP.
Limiting the study results to English language articles prevented the exploration of the effect of country in detail.
The Rogue exploration task is complicated by adversaries whose goal is to prevent the explorer from reaching the lower levels.
The high-dimensional nature of such a search problem prevents the exhaustive exploration of all possible solutions.
Dinoflagellates have some of the largest eukaryotic genomes known (Wisecaver and Hackett 2011), a feature that has prevented the genomic exploration of these organisms: To date, only one draft genome of a core dinoflagellate has been assembled, that of Symbiodinium (Shoguchi et al. 2013).
The correct diagnosis of meniscal lesions may prevent the surgeon from performing unnecessary stifle joint explorations.
Johnson warned that urgent action was needed to prevent the Soviet Union leaving the US far behind in space exploration.
The limitations of currently available data prevent deeper exploration of the so-called realist 'black box' [ 5] beyond what is presented in this paper at present.
They noted that angiography is a helpful procedure that may prevent unnecessary exploration of the brachial artery, as in the case of arterial spasm.
By dichotomizing one party as good and the other as bad - male or female - it can prevent further exploration into the deeper roots of gender issues that could help make the world more humane for all.
