Sentence examples for approach a short from inspiring English sources
Concerning the first approach, a short introduction presents the most common experimental techniques employed for electrochemical nanostructuring, discussing the status of theoretical modeling for them.
Two model systems are used to demonstrate the utility of this approach: a short α-helix undergoing a transition between two well-defined states and a simple molecular motor.
While Prince Khalid's meeting with reporters was held in the mid-afternoon, maximizing the announcement's effect on the news cycle in the U.S., Saudi leaders chose a more subdued approach — a short statement read aloud on the nightly news — for the domestic announcement.
It is hard to see Saints slipping up at home to Hull KR next weekend, and the presence of England's World Cup hooker will increase the relish with which they would approach a short trip to Wigan in the second round of the play-offs – unless Shaun Wane's faltering Warriors can spring a surprise at Huddersfield.
Using this step-by-step approach, a short operation time and early mobilization were possible.
Prior to the description of the UNPBN approach a short introduction of GBNs [ 28] is provided here, as they are a basis of the presented method.
When it is pressed, its resistance approaches a short circuit.
Over the last several months, the company approached a short list of investment banks about underwriting the offering, and is considering selling a 10percentto15percentcent stake to the public in hope of raising more than $2 billion, executives close to the discussions say.
Considering that application of an algorithmic approach involves a short course training, especially for nurses and inexperienced personnel, future studies should assess which logical approach is the most effective for a given amount of training [ 23].
Mr. Tritle describes Mozart's approach in a short, informative video made for this occasion.
A rough-cut evaluation of designs may be achieved through an approximate method, a heuristic approach, or a short simulation run possibly with a high error.
