Sentence examples for approach makes an from inspiring English sources

His prosaic approach makes an entertainingly human contrast to the miraculous birth that is taking place in his stable.

It should be noted that the latter approach makes an assumption of independence of these regions, which may not be the case considering their collective function in appetitive processing.

Then, the approach makes an adaptive adjustment scheme based on inertia weight for the reduced evolution equation, which is different from the methods that directly act on the particle velocity in the past.

This approach makes an accurate diagnosis between 90 and 95percentt of the time.

Their approach makes an assumption that any node w is capable of playing the role of a "comparator" in differentiating between responses from two of its neighbors, u and v.

The main criticism is that, by appealing to relations to regions, the relativizing approach makes an object's color distribution (or whatever) a dyadic relation or an extrinsic property, when it is in fact (says the critic) an intrinsic property, involving only the object, its parts, and the intrinsic properties of these things.

FanDuel said Massachusetts's approach "makes a tremendous amount of sense".

From a business perspective, Facebook's approach makes a lot of sense.

Its approach makes a difference in vaccine effectiveness rates because children have better responses.

"IBelong's whole approach makes a lot of sense," said Charlene Li, analyst with Forrester Research, an Internet consulting firm.

Our comparative hermeneutic approach makes a novel methodological contribution to interpretive studies of sustainability policy and governance.