Sentence examples for be done by some from inspiring English sources

The aim is to dominate the news agenda, which can easily be done by some spectacular atrocity, and thereby say, in effect, "you may hate what you are seeing, but there is nothing you can do to stop it".

With this in mind we therefore conjecture that transforming a mathematical function into the corresponding PWC geometry (i.e., compiling the representational code for that function) could best be done by some form of swarm-based optimization within the physical space of potential geometries.

In the ideal iteration, the spitting will be done by some representation of whomever you find authoritative: a virtual Dan Rather (or Ryan Seacrest, or Tina Fey) for every man, woman and child, telling you exactly what you want to hear, exactly when and how you want to hear it — and nothing else, ever.

Estimation can be done by some variant of maximum likelihood or by Bayesian techniques.

He notes that while carry trades are difficult, they could be done by some retail investors.

In addition, they would need to have some way of encoding messages as sequences of bits, by representing letters of the alphabet and spaces and punctuation symbols as binary numbers, which could be done by some standard, publicly available scheme.

The comparisons were done by some of the commonly utilized relevant physical statistics.

Perhaps some of the work is being done by some notion of rights.

In the case of the Archimedes palimpsest, this was done by some monks in about 1200.

"Obviously everything (that) went wrong or was illegal was done by some individual, not by an abstract firm," he said.

"They're doing much more powerful work than some of the work being done by some of the more traditional agencies".