Sentence examples for the term workaround from inspiring English sources

In this paper we use the term workaround to refer to behaviours that match the definition in this study (e.g. first order problem solving).

Adding external dependencies is clearly not desirable, but it provides a short-term workaround to the fundamental problem that most scientific software is not ready for installation-free deployment and long-term preservation.

In general, disabling the Kerberos protocol via the NT4Emulator key should be seen as a short-term workaround until sufficient AD DCs are available in the upgraded domain to handle the Kerberos authentication workload.

A small number of studies reported the impact of the workaround practices in terms of measured outcomes, including the estimated cost in nursing time spent on workarounds [ 59] and the impact of safety workarounds on occupational injuries [ 79].

Here's the workaround in basic terms: You can open a non-deductible IRA and contribute to it up to the maximum of $5,500 (or $6,500 if you are over age 50), then immediately convert it to a Roth IRA.

There are few studies that examine the effect of workaround behaviours in terms of measured outcomes [ 16].

Consider the long-term consequences of finding workarounds for the no-candy-in-camp-care-packages rule.

In the meantime, use the maps.Google.com workaround.

They just make Met stagehands and technicians virtuosos of the workaround, said John Sellars, the technical director.

Turning Bitdefender off is the only workaround I've found.

The digital workaround for the in-person brainstorming session?