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If we set off early tomorrow morning we'll avoid most of the traffic.
We need to examine how an accident like this can be avoided in the future.
Excessive lettering should be avoided on the figure and should be inserted in the legend.
The next section introduces another device called a lexical entry automaton, which is an elaborated form of trunks, for avoiding the computability problem.
At this stage, acknowledgements, self-references and other forms of self-identification should be avoided.
To estimate a smooth function, while avoiding overfitting the data, we can impose a smoothing penalty.
In fact, in both pragmatics and sociolinguistics more generally, the term "ritual" is usually avoided.
The synonyms file provides more specific information so that the generation of certain irrelevant concepts can be avoided.
Many of the workgroups struggled with the challenge of keeping the coding ' general purpose ' and avoiding theory-specific feature tags.
The discussion was not always easy to control but, in order to move ahead with the work, this couldn't be avoided.
The sound material cannot then be avoided, being the voice of the processes of nature.
Spatial separation is one of these guidelines (in addition to avoiding frequency masking and maintaining some temporal-textural difference between simultaneous sounds).
The status of arrangement today, however, is quite different; in new music, arrangement is mostly avoided and perceived as unfashionable.
Computing interferences are avoided by imposing structural constraints under the form of simple rules.
Both the individual and the community approach were above all driven by the aim of avoiding this major risk.
As with the universal property, the primary application of the fusion property is as a proof principle that avoids the need for inductive proofs.
In most respects the two approaches (parsimony or avoiding a possible omitted variable problem) trade off.
