Sentence examples for proactive avoidance from inspiring English sources

We call this proactive avoidance.

Proactive avoidance involves what has come to be known as agency.

If the innate output of the amygdala that controls freezing is shut down, the rats readily make the transition to proactive avoidance.

The active coping response, proactive avoidance, by contrast, requires that the information processed in the input region be redirected to a different output controller in the amygdala, one that engages goal-directed actions.

A major conceptual issue is how the re-routing takes place naturally within the amygdala, allowing the shift from freezing to active coping and thereby preventing pathological avoidance and allowing proactive avoidance and agency.

Unfortunately, most security improvements are faster reactions to threats, rather than proactive avoidance.

The proposed scheme, in contrast to the proactive interference avoidance techniques, strives for the improvements in delay and throughput efficiency.

This example shows that in contrast to the feedback system, which reacts to a change in the controlled variable (reactive control, correction), the feedforward system responds to a disturbance without having the controlled variable being affected first (proactive control, avoidance).

The real points of differentiation between Labour and the government on the economy are now very hard to identify, the more so since Cameron and Clegg are cutely, if insincerely, positioning themselves as proactive on tax avoidance and executive pay.

But when avoidance is proactive and part of active coping and agency, it helps the person control the accelerator, brakes, and the track switches.

Given the higher demands in network bandwidth and speed that the Internet will have to meet in the near future, it is crucial to research and design intelligent and proactive congestion control and avoidance mechanisms able to anticipate decisions before the congestion problems appear.