Sentence examples for by using the rule from inspiring English sources

Of course there were others involved, but let us be quite clear that each of these was in a position to stop the headlong rush to war by using the rule of law as an argument against the Bush regime.

The ultimate strength of hybrid nanocomposite laminates was predicted satisfactorily well with experimental data by using the rule of mixtures.

The experimental density was determined by dividing the measured weight of the test sample with its volume, while the theoretical density was evaluated by using the rule of mixtures.

Voronoi diagram is founded by using computational geometry based on original distribution of the way points, and then the elements from Voronoi diagram are metamorphosed by using the rule for airspace partition, and the controller's workload is accounted in each element that is made up of Metamorphic Voronoi polygon.

We measured the time required for the subjects to prepare teaching materials by using the rule definitions in the following manner: first, we provided each subject with sufficient tutorials to enable them to produce teaching materials by the rule definitions in our system.

One easy way to think about it is by using the rule of 72 take the percentage you think your stocks will earn, divide 72 by it, and that's how many years it will take for your money to double.

So, a Cause Analysis System for a Core Protection Calculator System (CASCPCS) has been developed by using the rule-base deduction method to assist operators in a Nuclear Power Plant.

By using the rule-of-five [24] chemical property filters in PubChem this was reduced to a set of 5,706 compounds that should be predominantly drug-like ligands.

It complements existing sampling algorithms by using the rules from body to head instead of in the other direction.

We have the numerical results listed in Table 3 for (4.3) by using the rules (3.18) and (3.23) at (t=0.25) with (alpha=-3) and I is the Hadamard part of the example.

The robustness of our findings with regard to potential bias introduced by unmeasured confounders was investigated by using the rule-out approach described by Schneeweiss.