Sentence examples for approach in some from inspiring English sources

"We've got a more overtly socialist approach in some senses.

Fellow Occam's Corner blogger Stephen Curry has posted videos (here and here) explaining the approach in some detail.

As ε → 0, they approach, in some sense, the Problem (I0) which has a nonlinearity with critical or supercritical growth.

Therefore, the nonlinearity of uptake pattern is an important explanation for the inadequacy of the direct approach in some cases.

All that is necessary is a polite acknowledgement of indebtedness to the French language indicated by some approach in some part of the word to the foreign sound.

In this case, the differences suggest simply assuming that the approach in some (but not all) European states to the issue is not valid.

Some approach in wheelchairs, some on prosthetics, and some with the damage only visible in the hollow recesses of their eyes and the sunken creases in their faces.

Yet our approaches in some ways differed significantly.

The contrasting approaches in some ways reflect each manufacturer's cultural origins.

However, increasing proportion of children born out of wedlock and its regional differences indicates totally different features, approaching (in some aspects) situation in West Europe.

It requires new approaches in some aspects of programming and other areas of computer science – but it will enable new applications, such as fast, cheap processing of stereo vision.