Sentence examples for resorting to external from inspiring English sources

This permits solution of larger eigenproblems without resorting to external storage.

Using the frequency shifts and the line widths of the signals at each tuning position, it is possible to estimate the apparent quality factor Q of the probe without resorting to external hardware (for example, a network analyzer).[ 10] Alternatively the entire curve was fitted to Equation (5) using the experimental (maximum) line width of the signal at zero frequency shift.

They are proudly independent and say they are determined not to resort to external funding to run their business.

This aggravated the budget deficit and led the country to resort to external debt, which accounted for almost 60% of GDP in 1986.

This enables the solving of simple equations on numbers in an efficient way without having to resort to external constraint solvers.

Data outsourcing is emerging today as a successful paradigm allowing individuals and organizations to resort to external servers for storing their data, and sharing them with others.

Organisms that live under anaerobic conditions therefore resort to external sources of sterol by ingesting other eukaryotes.

It is the tightly connected schema of Biozon that enables immediate information flow and deduction of paths between entities, without having to resort to external resources outside the database or expensive computations.

Such tools could notice possible failures in the analytical methods without resorting to any external reference since they use their own analytical results as a source for the diagnosis of the method's quality.

These strategies are: making greater use of training to adapt the workforce to changes in technology instead of resorting to the external labor market (an improvement in the quality of jobs); and using of temporary employment to increase labor flexibility when regulations of regular contracts are too constraining (a worsening of employment contracts terms).

Back in 2011 we decided that there had to be a more efficient way to tackle low level antisocial behaviour without resorting to paying for external mediators, or risking escalation and more serious issues.