Sentence examples for which averts the from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, antisynchronous dynamics could ensure that the population sizes in the two patches do not simultaneously become low, which averts the danger of global extinction.

In SPOE, the capital and/or liquidity of the operating entities is replenished by the parent company, which averts the failure of any operating entities but serves as a catalyst for the Parent to file bankruptcy.

In contrary to traditional heterodyne interferometers, the application of a single sideband modulator (SSBM) eliminates the necessity of the second millimeter wave (MMW) oscillator, which averts the intermediate frequency (IF) stability problem aroused by the two high frequency oscillators in the traditional heterodyne configuration.

It is meant to be a preventive technique, which averts the damage caused by genetic disorders before it happens.

From these case studies (3.3.1.3 & 3.3.2.3) it is observed that because of implementation of the proposed methodology the relay R12 could detect the fault condition properly in Zone-3, which averts the mal-operation of the relay.

From these case studies (3.3.1.2 & 3.3.2.2) it is observed that because of implementation of the proposed methodology, the relay R12 could detect the fault condition in Zone-2 (instead of Zone-3), which averts the mal-operation of the relay.

For Adagen, Enzon attached PEG's to the enzyme, which averted the immune reaction.

Rebels fighting to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad say September's US-Russian deal on chemical weapons – which averted the threat of US air strikes – has bolstered the government.

The legislation, which averted the so-called fiscal cliff, set higher rates on several taxes that affect small-business owners, while giving new life to credits and deductions that they find particularly helpful.

He shared a fourth-wicket stand of 68 - passing 11,000 Test runs - with Shivnarine Chanderpaul (25) which averted the danger before the West Indies captain was caught behind by Adam Gilchrist off Symonds.

But this time round, America's rulers will be less concerned about opportunity than danger the catastrophe that will ensue if luck and mistakes by the adversary (which averted the worst at the World Trade Centre) run out.Another worry is the effect on western societies of fighting terrorists who are ruthless enough to use weapons of mass destruction.