Sentence examples for terms to overcome from inspiring English sources
He said manufacturers fall back on such terms to overcome the idea that liquid crystal display TVs are not good for gaming or home theater.
Following the similar idea, one may consider grouping the solar terms to overcome the potential overfitting issue as the underlying model grows with additional weather variables.
Attacking the president's record across a full range of issues, they have reignited enthusiasm among reformists, many of whom, after their failure during Mr Khatami's term to overcome entrenched conservative opposition, had despaired of ever regaining momentum.
Variational segmentation models add another regularization term to overcome the impact of speckle noise.
A key feature of this simplified plot is that PMF, including energy terms associated with both ∆pH and ∆Ψ, remains to be utilized to compensate the positive ∆G D(S) in thermodynamic terms and to overcome the transition state energy barrier in kinetic terms.
Our findings in terms how to overcome these barriers are primarily based on two of the barrier themes: stereotypes (in the form of the media) and the influence of teachers.
This paper demonstrates in quantitative terms the value of long-term investments to overcome the historical impediments to infrastructure rehabilitation, including the need for a proactive political structure that compensates for the apparent lack of public accountability, and for the poor understanding of the socio-economic effects caused by transportation infrastructure failures.
But, setting goals provided me with short-term motivation to overcome these obstacles and long-term vision to remind me why I set the goals in the first place.
This should include short-term actions to overcome organizational barriers, in addition to long-term interventions to raise HCW's level of knowledge about influenza and influenza vaccination.
In this regard, a distinction arises between the process to assess long-term bank solvency (i.e., economic capital) and short-term capability to overcome a financial distress (i.e., liquidity mismatch).
His other difficult mission for the second term is to overcome Britons' hostility to joining the nations of the Continent in adopting the euro as their common currency.
