Sentence examples similar to problems to be bypassed from inspiring English sources

One of the assumptions behind the Supercommittee was that Congress was a problem that needed to be bypassed, so the Supercommittee's recommendations (had they existed) would have gone straight to a vote.

Basra and other southern cities were to be bypassed.

This problem can be bypassed using a simple consideration.

This problem could be bypassed by performing preceding (semi- qualitative model semi- qualitativescribed in [35] and [36].

The problem can be bypassed by sending the synchronization messages with a random offset, while transmitting the particular offset with the message.

The inverse problem can be bypassed by placing in a feedback loop a circuit that predicts the effect of motor orders, which provides it with a deterministic direct function (Barto et al. 1999; Darlot 1993; Houk 1996; Miall 1998; Miall et al. 1993; Miall and Wolpert 1996; Wolpert et al. 1998).

However the trust knew the prompt could be bypassed and failed to take action to address the problem until it was too late.

Parliament would be bypassed.

This problem is bypassed by multivariate logistic regression analysis, but here crucial information may be lost as the time to death is not taken into account.

This problem is currently being bypassed with the increased availability of kits for specific removal of rRNA from total RNA samples (Ambion, Invitrogen).

Not at all, I just see that we live in a time where things like Big Data and Open Data and these ways of looking at problems, they're bypassing big Ministries like the one I work in, which could hugely benefit from them.