Sentence examples for how to I from inspiring English sources

Current knowledge gaps preclude our understanding of how to (i) identify the major pollinator species, (ii) disentangle the direct or indirect role of ants in pollination, (iii) design effective habitat improvements for pollination (by litter and shade management), and (iv) quantify the yield gaps due to pollination limitation.

We will discuss recent developments in this field from two perspectives by addressing how to (i) assemble focused combinatorial libraries with desired properties (search problem), and (ii) identify targets for the designed compounds and, vice versa, compounds with desired target activities (scoring problem).

Our main concern is in how to (i) accurately define the consensus estimate of dispersion and (ii) accurately combine the gene-specific estimates of dispersion with the consensus estimate.

"If he didn't know how to, I would have absolutely no idea".

There's absolutely no way - I couldn't dream, I wouldn't even think, I wouldn't know how to, I wouldn't begin to redo it.

Emphasis is put on how to i) formalize the related optimization problem: performance and robustness indicators, ii) perform an effective MIMO identification, and iii) fix an a priori control structure and directly optimize its parameters thanks to nonsmooth optimization solvers.

I don't have a "how-to," I just know that I want to talk about it.

"I know how to spit," I tried to say.

I had read so little that I didn't know how to … I would look at that experience and try to Joseph Conrad-ite it; or Somerset Maugham it.

"I don't know how to walk," I said.

I don't know how to drive, I said.