So counteract those instincts to be a robot by talking like one human to another.
This antibiotic can make some dogs feel nauseous, so counteract this by giving your dog food with the medication.
As you get older, your lashes will naturally get thinner and will straighten out, so counteract that by curling your lashes or even wearing thickening mascara when you can.
Each ion showed a peculiar effect in enhancing the catalytic performance: cerium and chromium mainly affected the catalytic activity, so counteracting the deactivating effect induced by antimony addition, while iron improved the selectivity.
Thus, in such scenario, a decreased Zn2+ bioavailability induced by carnosine supplementation may in part exert negative effects on the neurotransmission and neurotrophic signalling that modulate cognitive functions, and in doing so, counteracts the positive activity on amyloid deposition and mitochondrial functioning.
Luckily, Channel 4 have also noticed how much sex there is everywhere and so, to counteract this "explosion of online pornography", they've commissioned a new show.
Such "flushing" accounts for up to 60% of a diver's heat loss, so to counteract the cooling, manufacturers make wetsuits thicker.
So, to counteract the reduced throughput, designers can act at two levels: at the algorithmic level, by efficiently rescheduling the message-passing algorithm to improve its convergence rate, and at the architectural level, with the pipeline of the decoding process, to shorten the iteration time.
He had an inferiority complex, so to counteract that he did present an imposing kind of a figure.
Alcohol is a CNS [Central Nervous System] depressant, so will counteract that, which is why you might have periods of feeling drowsy and sleepy.
The river's tidal action tended to deposit silt around the lower entrance to the locks, so to counteract this a channel, equipped with gates at each end and known as the Duke's Gut, was cut through the marshes upriver from the locks.
