Sentence examples for approach of free from inspiring English sources

This paper utilizes the classical approach of free earth support method along with the Coulomb theory of lateral earth pressure as applied to the design of anchored bulkheads.

Do you really think they will pay $400M to Google just to install Qwant?" Google's rebuttal of the Commission's antitrust finding for Android has focused on claims that its approach of free licensing combined with a bundle of Google services has generally enabled competition to thrive in the mobile app ecosystem, as well as claiming lower prices are a "classic hallmark… of robust competition".

Its "freemium" approach is a classic scaling approach of free installation and in-game purchases of prizes in virtual money and virtual goods such as playable digital objects.

There was great variability in the extent to which users availed themselves of more structured electronic note writing tools (like templates) and most used a 'mix and match' approach of free text for the history and assessment, and templates for the exam.

Singapore's success can be credited to its curious hybrid approach of free-market economics with rigorous long-term central planning by the government.

A more liberal approach of allowing "free" consumption of fruits, vegetables, and low-PHE foods (<100 mg PHE/100 g) allows for similar blood PHE control to that of other tracking methods.

Using the asymptotic approach, eigenmodes of free vibrations of a laminated cylindrical shell with variable physical characteristics of MRE are constructed in the form of functions decaying far from the weakest plot on the shell structure.

Just look at the approach of Meat Free Monday.

The approach of the Free World is infinitely subtler and more refined.

This paper describes a novel design approach of the free piston Stirling engines (FPSEs) based on multiple-scale perturbation method.

To be fair, Nick's sites were quite brazen in their approach of cataloging free streaming links to every episode of The Simpsons and Family Guy; so it's not a stretch to see why FOX's lawyers were upset.