To avoid this in designing and teaching a new upper-division discussion course on Paleobotany, I used a three-pronged approach with built-in mandatory (graded) checkpoints.
To avoid this result, the design for the spectrum auction included activity rules to prevent bidders from making late bids unless they had made bids on equivalent numbers of licenses (measured in terms of population served) earlier in the auction.
To avoid this difficulty, we design a new hybrid algorithm by combining dynamic programming method (DPM) and genotype-phenotype-neighborhood based binary particle swarm optimization (GPN-BPSO), where the DPM is employed to find the critical path in the second-stage programming problem.
In order to avoid this, we have designed an automatic detection cell counting software.
To avoid this difficulty, experiments designed to determine miscible, immobile phase volumes should be conducted at high flow rates (low residence times) or with slowly diffusing tracers.
To avoid this problem, in the design of a trial, the statistical power that can be achieved with the current design choices is calculated and balanced with economic considerations.
Therefore, to avoid this problem a new design strategy for bracing members is suggested: the Reduced Section Solution (RSS).
Search of similar parts for a given query part is the key to avoid this problem by facilitating design reuse.
A common approach to avoid this difficulty is to design a proper numerical scheme and/or a proper mesh so that the numerical solution validates the discrete counterpart (DMP) of the maximum principle satisfied by the continuous solution.
A method to avoid this problem is to design solar collector fields that offer a 100% of the water needs in the summer, but a small percentage during the winter, which is certainly not ideal.
