Sentence examples for a common means in from inspiring English sources

Vibration sorting is a common means in separating non-spherical particles from spherical particles.

Bonus systems are a common means in trying to motivate employees to perform well.

The wearing of animal skins is a common means in many such dances to magically acquire the animals' strength or agility hence the eagle feathers worn in the headdresses of many North American Indians or the deerskin shoes traditionally worn by the Scots.

A common means to generate in-frame PTCs is nonsense and frameshift mutations, the class of mutations responsible for causing one-third of human genetic disease cases (Holbrook et al, 2004).

As these have not been shown elsewhere, it does not seem likely that they are a common means of transportation in the alternate universe, but rather that this is a reference to The Prisoner, in which similar mind-games were used against an agent being held prisoner.

Movement on the main chromosome origins could be catalyzed by genomic rearrangements by homologous recombination at the rrn operons, which is a common means of recombination in other species (e.g., [64]).

Clustering provides a common means of identifying structure in complex data, and there is renewed interest in clustering as a tool for the analysis of large data sets in many fields.

Geosynthetics have become a common means of soil reinforcement in earth retention structures; however, the efficacy of its application can be enhanced dependent on use.

Pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) is a common means of adhesion used in various fields.

In addition, mouse and human ARD1s have been reported to participate in post-translational protein modification via ε-amino lysine acetylation, which is a common means of modifying proteins in eukaryotes.

Site-level management such as the construction of parking lots, formal trails and other visitor facilities is a common means of confining visitor use in protected areas.