Sentence examples for which were overcome from inspiring English sources
Kalisch said there were three attacks throughout the day on Tuesday, which were overcome, but the fourth one at about 7.30pm AEST caused severe problems.
Indeed, the length of its day was not determined until the 1960s, and Mercury's nearness to the Sun gave scientists bound to Earth many observational hurdles, which were overcome only by the Messenger (Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry, and Ranging) probe.
So the use of the implicit theorem leds to some difficulties which were overcome by Bismut in [6].
The reasons, which prevent to create EDL are theavailability of graphite inclusions on the pore surface, which is not wetted with electrolyte, functional groups which are responsible for chemical interaction with the electrolyte, the viscosityof the electrolyte and etc. it means that in general energy barriers appears, which were overcome by ions for creation of EDL on the pore surface.
The problems we face today are just as dangerous as the fascist, Stalinist, and other big movements, which were overcome by mobilizing civic resistance.
This clinical trial highlighted significant technical, legal, and logistical barriers to performing transnational studies, many of which were overcome successfully.
This net strength reduction can be partitioned into a strengthening electronic effect which is overcome by a softening volumetric effect.
Secondly, from Lord Marchmain's revulsion and flight from his religion, which he identifies with his wife and home - a revulsion which is overcome only on his deathbed.
Thus his persistent obscurity — which is overcome one person at a time, by stepping up to his pictures and looking at them.
Mobility overestimation can occur in the case of gated Schottky contacts, where there is a large injection barrier at the contacts, which is overcome by an increasing VGS.
Theoretical examples illustrate problems faced by decision makers when using traditional risk measures, which are overcome by lower and upper semi-deviations.
