Sentence examples for thus dealing from inspiring English sources
Incorporating plans upfront, thus dealing with these problems by anticipation, can minimize negative impacts.
Section 3 describes the first approach combining multiple resolution spectrogram-input DNN classifiers, thus dealing with locality outside the model.
Thus, dealing with the mid-frequency field requires simulation methods which are able to account the differences in behaviour of different subsystems.
Thus, dealing with new competitive situations and adapting to a changed world of dependencies will be one of the key factors.
DEA is essentially a deterministic multi-objective optimization method (thus, dealing with multiple output variables) with the aim to identify actors (DMUs) with the highest productivity (or efficiency).
Understanding how, in nature, complex things are performed in a simple and effective way allows us to mimic nature's insights and develop powerful adaptive systems that able to evolve, thus dealing with the current challenges imposed on manufacturing systems.
ICANN must thus deal with many vested interests.
Or do you side with the activists and risk looking extreme?The Democrats were thus dealt a terrible hand.
It is his desires for forbidden pleasures that lead Jekyll to create Mr Hyde and thus deal surgically with an inconvenience.
The major parts of this article thus deal first with the "pathology" of extinction why and how biodiversity is lost and second with the "treatment" methods to prevent these losses.
"Europe could thus deal with a 'no".' A "yes" vote would strengthen Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany in negotiations with other European leaders over how to save the euro and might pave the way for new action from the European Central Bank.
