Sentence examples for to avoid for example from inspiring English sources

Light harvesting in plants and algae is highly regulated on a seconds-to-minutes timescale to avoid, for example, damage from excess solar illumination.

In the application of an autonomous underwater vehicle a critical requirement is to keep the level of the actuation signals within operational limits to avoid, for example, actuator nonlinearities and reduce peak power consumption.

To work with poor models may be a choice of the designer to avoid, for example, slow controlled system responses or may be the result of lack of explicit information to construct better models.

That could take years, so an interim solution would have to be found to avoid, for example, Germans in Edinburgh suddenly finding that they lose the right to work.

The fact that Republicans embraced the sequester as what they consider a win during the course of this year, despite all the damage that they said they wanted to avoid, for example, to our military, is different from me agreeing to the sequester.

This is in line with the assumption that on the one hand students share or even have integrated educational values (of accounting instruction) and on the other that they "are at peace with themselves" and wish to avoid, for example, guilt or anxiety.

By reducing social history to politics, Pinkard avoids, for example, examining the relation of Hegel's view of women to the emergence of the bourgeois family that he celebrated.

Although it may be helpful to avoid heat (for example, by staying in air-conditioned rooms) and too much light (for example, wearing wrap-around dark glasses), the mainstay of treatment is starting antidepressant medications early and staying ahead of the curve as the summer progresses, thereby preventing the depression from deepening.

You want to avoid saying, for example, 'my trust regrets' or 'the organisation that I work for regrets'.

It has been known since the 1960s to avoid nickel, for example, in zirconium alloys.

Leadership teams often try to do a number of things to avoid conflict — for example, juggling multiple priorities, agreeing to vague generalities, requesting endless additional analysis, or waiting for complete consensus to emerge.