Sentence examples for alludes to the method from inspiring English sources

Another common name given to C. striatus, splash cups, alludes to the method of spore dispersal: the sides of the cup are angled such that falling drops of water can dislodge the peridioles and eject them from the cup.

Carr sometimes alludes to the "other one" – Oscar Wilde.

The contemporary poetry alludes to the Bible several times.

Whenever someone calls her name, it alludes to the song".

A poster in Buenos Aires alludes to the pope's past.

Hybrid breakdown alludes to the formation of reproductive barriers, the first requirement preceding speciation events.

As already alluded to in the methods section the respondents (n = 311) cited 339 characteristics of the innovation strategy that influenced the introduction of the new technology.

As alluded to in the methods section, a Chi-Squared test for independence was undertaken to test the relationship between health insurance ownership and the individual independent variables.

Plato offers little in the way of detail on this score, but twice he alludes to a method of hypothesis, suggesting both in the Phaedo and Republic that hypotheses and their ultimately being rendered 'non-hypothetical' is part of the process by which one comes to know a Form.

As I do, he thinks that the film alludes to Lee Strasberg and the Method.

The results can also be alluded to the fact that the detection methods were designed to detect the non harmonic content in the signal.