Sentence examples for by conventional methods of from inspiring English sources
The effect, Southern decides, is that "the characters and story come alive in an almost incredible way, quite beyond anything achieved by conventional methods of writing".
Thus, in the spell of his own imagination the characters and story come alive in an almost incredible way, quite beyond anything achieved by conventional methods of writing".
The obtained results were treated by conventional methods of statistics using StatPlus2009 software.
In order to reduce the stress caused to patients by conventional methods of modeling using computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), an optical modeling process has been developed for extraoral defects and body areas.
During deswelling (shrinking), the hydrogel loses 95 wt% water in 1 min, compared to a timescale for the corresponding cross-linked copolymers prepared by conventional methods of about 5 h for 50 wt% water loss.
These measures are not just an alternative way of representing data: they are sensitive to features in the data that can get averaged out by conventional methods of analysis [18].
This pillared clay is compared with that obtained by conventional method of pillaring.
Therefore, betalain productivity by microbial fermentation is higher than that by conventional method of extraction from beets because microbial fermentation is easier for industrial-scale production than beets planting.
In the control group, blood glucose levels must be regulated by conventional methods (point-of-care devices, arterial blood gas analysis, or central laboratory testing).
Solving this problem by conventional methods consists of the determination of a smallest eigenvalue for the linear algebraic system of a high order which depends upon the number of the column joints.
A special advantage of MA is to produce alloys of immiscible elements such as Cr-Cu[4], Ag-Cu, Cu-Fe[5], Cu-W[6, 7], and Al-Pb[8], which are difficult to produce by conventional methods because of the problem of heavy segregation while solidifying from the liquid phase.
