Sentence examples for historic method from inspiring English sources

For more details about this historic method of study, see David Palfreyman's The Oxford Tutorial, available in hard copy in BOSP and here.

Under the Supreme Court's precedents, habeas corpus — the historic method of challenging detention by the executive branch — is not always strictly required as long as the legislature has provided an "adequate substitute".

The historic method for riveting was to have a worker drill a hole, insert a rivet, and flatten it by hand using a percussive instrument.

The historic methods of flood alleviation – of wash meadows and other soft defences – have largely been abandoned and we are not encouraging the kind of cultivation higher up our rivers that can help to hold back the water.

Current scenarios in bone and tissue transplantation with controlled drug delivery is quite challenging since historic methods of bone grafting, including the allogenic and autogenous grafts pose the disadvantages of high infection risks and sometimes shortage of donors.

Complications associated with the historic methods of caval interruption and devices have driven, and will continue to encourage, the modification and design of devices that have limited endothelial cell interactions, require smaller deployment tools, and use imaging friendly materials with reduced thrombogenicity.

The corresponding MAPE were 10.53 and 10.42 for historic average method and naive method respectively, which is higher than the MAPE of 9.22 by the proposed SARIMA model.

There are three historic successful methods of coordination: (a) a single all-knowing generalist, (b) the volunteer cooperation among specialists, and (c) the hierarchical command of specialists.

But as Abbe states, "Burial, early modern restoration practices, and historic cleaning methods have all reduced the polychromy on Roman marble sculptures". Istanbul Archaeological Museum, room 5 - Reconstruction of the original polychromy of a Roman portrait of the emperor Caligula 37-411 CE).

13 In 2008 it was 98% for CAG, 98% for PCI, 97% for valve surgery, and 98% for CABG; 10 (ii) variable registration through historic data methods, in which the number of registered variables for each intervention is compared with the expected number calculated from the observed number of interventions.

Sometimes, Ms. Drobbin said, a structure may be deemed historic because the method or tools used in its construction may be significant.