Sentence examples for like methods from inspiring English sources

In the recent years the study of iterative methods like Mann's like methods and CQ-methods has been extensively studied by many authors [1, 10 13] and the references therein.

But he is already working with a group at NASA, America's aeronautics and space agency, which uses like methods to deal with futuristic aeroplane wings.

In a security advisory to the industry last month, the agency merely urged "vigilance" and suggested that general aviation operators "consider" matters like methods for securing unattended aircraft, verifying passengers' identities and verifying the contents of baggage and cargo.

However, the government suggested such a change would have limited impact on the biotechnology industry because man-made manipulations of DNA, like methods to create genetically modified crops or gene therapies, could still be patented.

My point is that, much like methods of treatment, how we determine what is healthy and what is not varies over time and across cultures, and this is something that often gets lost in a world looking for a quick fix.

For readers who are familiar with object-oriented programming, service units are like objects and business processes are like methods.

Although their clothing is considered ready-to-wear, the sisters use couture-like methods.

Prosecutors claim Odevaine received €5,000 a month to procure lucrative public contracts for an organised crime syndicate, which – Italy's highest court has ruled – used mafia-like methods in its operations.

The project is part of a trend of employing CSI-like methods in art history, for example to find out about an artist's technique, discover details hidden in a painting or even learn about an artist's life or death.

His aim is to create a new peer group, redirecting social pressure towards religion.Alpha has been accused of using sect-like methods of "love-bombing" new recruits by wooing them with parties, food and friendship.

Golden Swallow's entrance at the inn — a classic den of thieves — inevitably recalls John Wayne's shakedown of a hostile saloon in the opening passages of "Rio Bravo," and she employs wonderfully Wayne-like methods, scrupulously maintaining her cool, fighting while pretending not to fight.