Sentence examples for to completely compensate from inspiring English sources

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Many quakes along the range are needed to completely compensate for the stress.

Besides, a correction factor is introduced to completely compensate the effect of ignoring electrodes.

To completely compensate this error, an adaptive component (output of a neural network) is added in the control law.

This means that the proposed control design is able to completely compensate the disturbances without knowing their amplitudes, frequencies and phases, as long as the number of different frequency components in the disturbances is known.

This, in turn, may lead to a re-emersion of superstitious beliefs, if economic progress is not able to completely compensate for the effect of declining religiosity.

However, according to our results, the increase in domestic and the ROW export demand for Indonesian CPO will not be able to completely compensate the reduction in European demand, and hence, total (market) demand for Indonesian CPO decreases.

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Hence, the quantitative application of the theory presented above will necessarily require adjustment to match the biological idiosyncrasies of particular crops and may not apply to cases where crops completely compensate across a realistic range of herbivory.

This may also allow tubers to partially, but not completely, compensate for a decrease in certain compounds.

Mr. Browne said hearing aids were incompatible with police work because they were vulnerable to "mechanical failure, earwax buildup or any number of things," and could not completely compensate for hearing deficiencies that might render an officer unable to hear a command properly.

Whilst surface neutron counts are shown to be a good proxy for ionisation rate, the usual meteorological correction applied to surface neutron measurements, using surface atmospheric pressure, does not completely compensate for tropospheric effects on neutron data.

None of the other SS classes can completely compensate for loss of SSII, however, SSIII is able to partially function in production of DP12 to DP25 chains.

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