Sentence examples for which cannot be overcome from inspiring English sources

The basic characteristic of being-for-itself is bad faith (mauvaise foi), which cannot be overcome, because facticity (being-already) and transcendence (being-able-to-be) cannot be combined.

We are still harvesting the results of 74 years of our Soviet past, which cannot be overcome in a short time.

This automatic registration of data from two quite different, non-rigid imaging regimes presents several challenges, which cannot be overcome using common image processing techniques.

Thus, the concept of equilibrium therefore becomes a barrier which cannot be overcome in principle with a single adiabatic batch reactor.

The production of these phases is unfavorable due to a very high activation energy barrier which cannot be overcome at the low temperatures used in this hydrothermal reaction.

If filtration occurs in unclean sands (sands which contain clay minerals), clay swelling or other mechanisms may cause losses in oil permeability, which cannot be overcome through oil production (Glenn et al. 1957).

However, these records are subject to misclassification [ 17, 18], including identification of existing (rather than new-onset) diabetes, which may introduce bias that cannot be overcome using statistical adjustment or other data analytic techniques.

These challenges cannot be overcome by current design methodologies which are semi-automated, time consuming and error prone.

In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI, Francis's predecessor, said Aids was a tragedy "that cannot be overcome through the distribution of condoms, which even aggravates the problems".

Obviously, this loss of image contrast cannot be overcome by further increasing the excitation efficiency which would enhance signal and background equally.

Obviously, this fundamental depth limit cannot be overcome by further increasing the laser power, which would unbiasedly enhance both signal and background.