Sentence examples for approach note from inspiring English sources

Here's the quake-resistant approach: Note how simple adjustments to the design — like including rings of reinforcing rebar around vertical arrays of the long reinforcing steel rebar rods — matter enormously.

Advocates of the approach note that testing on science will begin next year, but Dr. Wheeler says he does not hold out much hope for it, "because it's not in the yearly assessment, only three times in the 12-year span" from elementary to high school.

Before describing this approach, note that some have proposed a different alethic approach, one that uses truthlikeness, or verisimilitude, to explicate the notion of semantic information (Frické 1997; Cevolani 2011, 2014; D'Alfonso 2011).

For test 2, the Kulis [58] approach performs significantly better compared to the k-nearest neighbors approach (note the other methods cannot be tested against as they require all 31 classes to be represented in the target training data).

To clarify the approach, note that if g is Euclidean in neigh ( γ 0 ), then (110) reduces to ∫ e i λ · x χ f i j ( x ) θ i θ j d x = 0, where χ = χ ( x ′ - x n θ ′ ).

Critics of former Prime Minister Tony Abbott's approach note that Australia might be best off not siding with either Japan or China and preserving its strategic options, particularly given that both countries are among Australia's largest trading partners.

Historians took a cautious approach, noting that the conversations had not been a formal interview.

Whole Foods uses the first approach noted above, allowing selection of new team members by the team.

This approach, noted as membrane design, has previously been used in estimating permeability of aromatic compounds through rubbery polymeric membranes.

In 1918, the magazine Architecture took note of Mr. Sterner's unusual approach, noting admiringly that it involved "more artistry than architecture".

Pascal Piroue, the commercial director of Pelliconi for Germany and France, plays down the novelty of his company's approach, noting that "the Champagne business is a very conservative business".