Sentence examples for prevent the performance from inspiring English sources
The ensemble's string sound is sweetly polished, with occasional strands of earthiness that prevent the performance from becoming overly sentimental.
Our approach is different from them because the proposed scheme does not allow nodes with low transmission rates to capture the channel at all to prevent the performance anomaly problem via admission control.
However, the robust link adaptation level would be selected in the LMS environment to prevent the performance degradation of transmission control protocol (TCP), resulting in reducing the spectral efficiency.
As a way to prevent the performance degradation, a heat pump with an inverter-driven two-stage rotary compressor and vapor injection (VI) cycle was investigated for an air-to-water heat pump (AWHP) system employing a flash tank.
The results of performance analysis for part-load conditions show that the cell operation temperature and turbine inlet temperature (TIT) should be maintained as close as possible to the design value to prevent the performance degradation.
In Bergen, Norway, local citizens formed a human barricade to try to prevent the performance.
Nothing else was said about the "unavoidable circumstances" preventing the performance from continuing as planned.
But it insisted that its test required a worker to show that a disability prevented the performance of the person's prior job.
Naturally, there's a need for the N.F.L. to remain unbiased, preventing the performance of these songs during the halftime show.
There would indeed be a violation of freedom of speech if the council or any other authority tried to impose a complete ban on the performance of the play in any premises; and an even grosser violation if some authority tried to punish people for staging the play by bringing charges against the actors or physically preventing the performance.
Although disability is frequently thought of as an immutable, health-based condition that limits functionality and prevents the performance of socially expected tasks (such as attending school or working), modern notions of the productive capacity of all people is at odds with this characterization.
