Sentence examples for be known by using from inspiring English sources

The average number of the covered members can be known by using the number of associated members.

For example, features of back scarp (scarp, sharp slope or cliff), landslide valley or collapsed valley (depression or gully), landslide mass (hilly block), landslide bench and sliding surfaces can be known by using the foregoing geophysical prospecting methods.

Additional information on the designed filter, such as phase, group delay, impulse response, unit response, frequency response, and zero or pole plot can be known by using the DFD filter analysis express virtual instrument (VI).

In agreement with a previous study of the geoelectric field at the time of the encounter of an interplanetary magnetic cloud event with the magnetosphere, we conclude that the maximum geoelectric field across this near-equatorial route can be estimated to better than about 50% if the interplanetary conditions are known by using the expression G = 2.3 × 10−11 ε(W).

But merit stipulations — or stips, as they are known by students — are used by 80 percent of law schools for which information is publicly available, Professor Organ found.

"Eyabya is known by many and is often used to induce abortion.

It was known by the fall of 1983 that Iraq had used chemical weapons against Iran.

However, the TID-triggered three-dimensional electron density structures are hardly known by using 630-nm all-sky images and GPS-TEC observations.

However, it is known that, by using a linear array in TDE-ILD-based method, two mirror points will be produced simultaneously (half-plane localization) [40].

It is known that by using induced electric and magnetic dipole moments as the microscopic sources for the macroscopic optical phenomena, both the Fresnel equations and consequently, the Brewster angle formula, can be rigorously reproduced.

By the end of last year, weibo, as Chinese versions of Twitter (itself blocked in China) are known, were used by nearly half of the 513m Chinese who had accessed the internet in the previous six months (see chart).