After the transfer of rule to the United States in 1898, industrialization began in earnest; the methods of the art schools were adapted, as in Europe, to the needs of modern commercial society.
Lull and Nicholas of Cusa recommended, before voting by this method, earnest oaths to tell the truth and stripping oneself of all sins.
Given its long stretches of earnest and erudite scientific talk, "A Dangerous Method" might seem to be his calmest and most cerebral film yet.
Since his acclaimed debut with "Emperor of the Air" in 1988, Ethan Canin -- Harvard Medical School grad turned full-time writer -- has established a reputation for earnest, meticulously crafted stories and novels, naturalistic in method, elegiac in tone.
On the other hand genomic sequences, either randomly selected or promoter regions, are similar to those sequences that the methods will be applied to in earnest.
Both of them used the word "playful" to describe their methods, but Mr. Urbach's underlying thesis is earnest.
The search for more practical alternative methods for detecting liver steatosis has begun in earnest, and ultrasound has shown promise in this regard [ 44].
Today it is social enterprise, in which earnest, problem-solving elites devote themselves to social causes, using the ethos and methods of business.
It begins in earnest in 1987 with a chance find of traces of Jackson Pollock's working methods on oak floorboards preserved beneath printed Masonite tiles in a converted barn at his home in Springs that was his studio for years.
The traditional methods are Euler Maclaurin formula and Riemann Siegel formula, and algorithms are still being developed in earnest ever since [11, 12, 13, 14].
