Examples of 'by-passed' in a sentence
Meaning of "by-passed"
by-pass (verb) - to avoid or go around a place, system, or procedure
How to use "by-passed" in a sentence
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The culvert will be by-passed in heavy rain.
We by-passed a lot of places to jump in there.
Large sections were progressively by-passed by dual carriageway.
She by-passed the ancestral names of her husband.
The trachea is in its extension by-passed in a conventional manner.
Protection systems of firewall type first have to be by-passed.
He had just by-passed an enemy group without knowing it.
We appeared to have been by-passed by history.
In this way the problem of a drying operation is so to say by-passed.
Caspases may be blocked or by-passed by the cytotoxic activity.
The generation over sixty will have been largely by-passed.
The latter shall be by-passed if they constitute a hindrance or a danger.
During spraying the air flow may be maintained or by-passed.
The benefits of globalization have by-passed much of the developing world.
The by-passed water is conveyed back to the pump supply system.
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The algorithm presented in this work by-passed this difficulty.
The by-passed stream of mass is kept at a constant temperature immediately before mixing.
If there is some discontinuity, this point shall be by-passed by potential equalisation.
Reduction of phosphorus load of by-passed wastewater by disc filtration in a municipal wastewater treatment plant.
However, the significance of ecosystems and of climate change is largely by-passed.
It 's when this relationship is by-passed or neglected that negative situations can arise.
When a jet extraction module is used the first rolls may be by-passed.
Television receiver with partially by-passed non-linear luminance signal processor.
Thus far, the existing political leadership of indigenous peoples has largely been by-passed.
It collects the by-passed process gas and a part of the heat-exchanged process gas.
Thereby, the cooling amount for creating crystals in the by-passed mass is superfluous.
These guarantees can not be by-passed through distant consultation on a general basis at the national level.
The experiment was repeated whereby the pre-wash section of the processor was by-passed.
It should not be by-passed in any key EU policy issue.
The carbon dioxide part may be retained or separated and by-passed by suitable means.
Francis Chan has by-passed this frightening truth.
It allows French inheritance law to be by-passed.
This last recommendation is precisely what is by-passed in the Western-sponsored resolution.
At first these had been manned by infantry, and the Comanche simply by-passed them.
The industrial revolution largely by-passed Dorset, which has remained largely rural.
The development of railways in England during the Victorian period initially by-passed Northampton.
Ansbach was a small town largely by-passed by the Industrial Revolution, an administrative and cultural center.
Despite their mandate, it was also found that important project decisions by-passed the EAMS SC.
However, this controlled feedback can be by-passed by artificially adding excess exogenous ALA to cells.
At the time of Confederation, Canada was a rural country that most Irish migrants had by-passed.
The Reference Manual explains which errors may be by-passed and which ones must be corrected.
We have by-passed the natural clock.
Button released, the respective channels is by-passed.
The British advance by-passed Italian garrisons further south in the deep desert.
In this position the built-in remote control is by-passed.
Someone has by-passed the control system.
Therefore, the compressor is virtually by-passed.
Built-up areas shall be by-passed if they constitute a hindrance or a danger.
Hezbollah was left out of the negotiations entirely - it was by-passed.
By ‘ hacking their interests ' we by-passed a lot of their initial insecurities.
