Sentence examples for employed this form from inspiring English sources

In Los Angeles, some 300 buildings that employed this form of construction were subsequently tested.

We have always suspected poets who employed this form, feeling thatit was the emptiest of pronouns, with no real tenderness to it.

When employed, this form of the tornada (as a sestina) has traditionally take a rhyming pattern of 2 5, 4 3, 6 1.

What is most interesting about the paradox is that it is a variant of the Sorites or little-by-little argument (see next section), and thus clear evidence that Diodorus used to employ this form of argument, whose invention is in fact attributed to his forerunner Eubulides (see Dialectical School).

Many professions in the fields of engineering, aviation and medicine employ this form of scheduling.

We employed this technique to form silver island film on the surface of silver-containing phosphate glasses, and we characterized the morphology and optical properties of the MIF using atomic force microscopy, optical absorption, and Raman spectroscopy.

By the early 1970s the term Ethiopianism was not in popular use outside southern Africa and, when employed for this form of religious movement elsewhere in Africa, is used by many but not all scholars as a historical or classificatory term.

But with increased self-awareness, the discrepancy between the fairness norm and the self-interested option was made especially salient so that it became psychologically difficult for many participants to employ this particular form of self-deception (Batson et al. 1999: 527, 529, 531 532, 2002: 331 and Batson and Thompson 2001: 55).

Although further work will be necessary to confirm the presence of linear polyubiquitin in the CD40 signaling complex, the two matching spectra suggest that CD40 may employ this novel form of polyubiquitination in the activation of signaling.

Among the celebrated authors who employed the form were Lewis Carroll, Kenneth Grahame, Rudyard Kipling, Hilaire Belloc, Joel Chandler Harris, and Beatrix Potter.

While we have focused on the use of SALI, the proposed method is applicable to other metrics of the landscape that include an activity and similarity term in their formulation (such as SARI or SAS maps) and we hope that future studies involving activity landscapes will employ this (or some other) form of significance testing before asking questions of such models.