Sentences with phrase «potential workaround»
The phrase "potential workaround" means a possible or alternative solution to a problem or obstacle that can be tried to overcome it. Full definition
Fortunately, Turn 10 Studios has offered a couple of potential workarounds to the problem.
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We've performed testing, perused forum posts, and gathered a selection of the most commonly reported LG G5 problems in hopes of offering potential workarounds or fixes.
Now, the experiments performed by Drs. Greene and Chan suggest a potential workaround.
Last week, one of the teams, led by Feng Zhang at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, announced a potential workaround: two novel DNA - slicing enzymes that can replace the one at the centre of the legal spat.
In case you're curious, OnLive does have a potential workaround for the iTunes App Store's subscription gaming problem — you won't be able to purchase games directly from the iOS version of the app.
Third, there is a potential workaround that will allow some borrowers to convert their Parent PLUS Loan into a Federal Direct Consolidation Loan.
A potential workaround to this situation is to submit a second application, call to have that one upgraded, and then cancel the first account to avoid duplicate cards.
The good news is that there is a potential workaround.
XDA's very own Jeff Corcoran, the developer behind our in - house XDA Labs application, realized that there was a potential workaround to get Android Oreo's native command line interface for OMS to work without root.
The one potential workaround is that you can link My Tracks to Google Fit, which you can then link to MapMyRun or RunKeeper.