Sentence examples for widely overcome from inspiring English sources

Today, over 40 enterprises have products that have passed IFC Lighting Africa quality standards -- an indicator that initial basic design hurdles have been widely overcome.

Metal oxide nanostructures have been studied widely to overcome the limitations in the capacitance of the carbon-based supercapacitor electrode materials.

Data segmentation has been used widely to overcome this heterogeneity of the accident data.

Mr. Daldry, whose work in the theater has been widely praised, overcomes the occasional sententiousness of Mr. Hall's script.

Major changes were made early in the twentieth century: superphosphate began to be widely used, overcoming the widespread phosphorus deficiency; long fallows (more than one year) were adopted, increasing water supply and nitrogen availability from the breakdown of organic matter; and the early maturing variety Federation was bred for Australian conditions.

While use of GM may continue to be restricted, the new technologies may be widely utilized and overcome some of the losses of not using the potential of transgenic biotechnology.

During the last 10 years, multi-scale modeling and physics-based Monte-Carlo simulations have been widely developed to overcome the obsolescence of engineering models at predicting SEE rates and investigate sub-micron technology response.

That suggests that the people, companies, and investors who are banking on the currency becoming widely used must overcome fundamental technical challenges that currently have no known solutions, not just the economic and cultural issues associated with a currency independent of any government.

In transport planning, multi-criteria analysis has been widely used to overcome the limits of traditional Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA).

RSM is widely used to overcome classical optimization limitations which is time consuming, expensive and lacks data evaluation [41, 42].

Currently, the cost-function masking (CFM) technique [37] is widely used to overcome difficulties encountered when normalizing brains with focal lesions.