Sentence examples for the circumventing from inspiring English sources
verb
To avoid or get around something; to bypass
The cathode configuration should guarantee balanced rates between O2 accessibility from the circumventing air and H2O removal, and a good electric contact between catalyst layers and current collectors at the same time.
Heat shock proteins, responsible for the circumventing the effects of oxidative stress, are reported to decrease in endometriosis allowing for more cellular damage [ 12].
The circumventing of the nitrogen cycle allowed Homo sapiens to reproduce at an unprecedented pace.
One of the main advantages of this method is the circumventing of the computation of conditional expectations via regression methods.
On the other hand, if the Tribunal feels that the bill does have the circumventing or curtailing effect, and the President either has withheld or withholds his assent to the bill, the Prime Minister may direct that the bill be submitted to the electors for a national referendum.
This approach, largely based on respiratory measurements, permits the circumventing of the difficulties that arise from making inferences about an animal's emotional state.
To complete the transaction, a notary would orally validate the agreement, circumventing the paper trail.
Lawyers for the Senate and Assembly have said the governor is circumventing the power of the Legislature to make laws.
Podcasting, like other means of digital distribution, has flattened the old order, circumventing the traditional gatekeepers of the entertainment industry.
The design procedure embarks on the problem of circumventing the Gibbs phenomenon observed in L2-projections.
But by marching through Belgium with a strong right wing (the Schlieffen plan), the Germans circumvented the powerful French fortresses.
