Sentence examples for approach form a from inspiring English sources

Prof. Tom Givnish, a botanist and evolutionary biologist at the Institute for Environmental Studies at University of Wisconsin, suggested an even more radical approach: form a human circle around the eradication zone, lure the deer with spotlights, and use sharp-shooters.

In contrast, the species retrieved in the first step of the screening, before implementing the virtual fusion approach, form a wider and less homogeneous group (Fig. 4), where NAGS and/or ArgE can be found.

We also conclude that the model, data and optimization approach form a new complex system and point to the need of a theory that addresses this problem more generally.

All 26 species found using this approach form a homogeneous group presenting the following features: (i) they do not possess a multidomain homologue of a NAGS protein, (ii) they contain an ornithine acetyltransferase (ArgJ) and (iii) they lack an acetylornithinase gene (ArgE).

It is shown that this approach forms a convenient tool for predicting parametric stability of non-linear composite structures.

Instead of bringing the case to court, McConnell suggested a more reasoned approach — forming "a legislatively directed commission of leading experts to have an informed dialog with all clearances [required] to make reasonable recommendations".

Schwarz brought together people from startups from Germany, Greece and South Africa to tackle the refugee crisis with a typical startup approach, forming a group called Startupboat, to come up with new ideas.

The proposed approach forms a convenient framework within which to consider and design the catalytic hydrodechlorination of chlorobenzene under various conditions.

This method, when combined with analytical techniques, for example the perturbation approach, forms a powerful tool for finding periodic solutions of non-linear systems and the analysis of their stability in closed form.

The proposed approach forms a multi-layered monitoring framework for measuring QoS at both application and infrastructure levels targeting trigger events for runtime adaptability of resource provisioning estimation and decision making.

Crain's tactful approach forms an awkward alliance with the generalizing idiom of literary criticism.