Sentence examples for by another approach from inspiring English sources
He is one of many who disparage the theory, though I suspect he and his fellow sceptics will be proved wrong in the long term and that physicists will one day reap the benefits of the work now being done on string theory, even if it is superseded by another approach.
A four-parameter homogeneous mean is defined by another approach.
In this paper, investigations are focused by another approach than [19], on the study of the radial contact resistance between a conductive tip and a single MWCNT, then between this CNT and a metal substrate.
In engineering design problems whose solutions cannot be adapted in order to meet new requirements, the adaptation process is substituted by another approach that evaluates the retrieved design solutions according to the aggregation of the fuzzy preferences assigned to the current design problem.
Hysteresis variation observed in PVP OGI based TFT device was confirmed to be related to the proportion of the hydroxyl group and moisture in the dielectric bulk; however, hysteresis could be constrained by another approach with the amelioration of the backbone structure as ring shape phenol backbone of the PVP OGI.
This notion was corroborated by another approach.
On September 24, it turned back to the west and subsequently turned back to the north, influenced by another approaching trough.
We have now circumvented these limitations by using another approach for the accurate measurement of gene transcript levels, which is based on real-time PCR in combination with a rapid and simple method for the construction of simultaneously amplified cRNA standard curves with identical size and nucleotide sequences as the target gene [ 24].
This biochemical result confirms yet again that hetero-aggregates (composed of staples and soluble FM proteins) were not formed efficiently within the Golgi, confirming by yet another approach that the two FM proteins aggregate separately within the Golgi cisternae (even when using a 2 1 membrane:soluble protein ratio).
Besides a simple grouping of the sequences by global similarity, another approach, the motif search, was pursued.
Coincidentally, an exhibition of large color photograms by Ann Parker offers yet another approach to depicting plant life.
