Sentence examples for like schemes from inspiring English sources

Personally I prefer the more traditional approach, but I like schemes that have the right balance of good quality traditional homes alongside those of high-quality contemporary architecture.

Like schemes for grouping entries in catalogs, classifications whether of knowledge based on philosophical principles, of the subject faculties of universities, or of the pragmatic grouping of books on shelves have formed the basis of many individual systems.

Comparisons with the entropy splitting technique [J. Comput. Phys. 162 (2000) 33; J. Comput. Phys. 178 (2002) 307], staggered method [J. Comput. Phys. 191(2003200392]92], and skew-symmetric like schemes [J. Comput. Phys. 161 (2000) 114] confirm the superiority of the current approach.

Many Hiller works, Dream Mapping included, set up task-like schemes and follow them strictly, presenting the results in a cool, systematic manner.

This is particularly so as such schemes have been sold to voters as insurance-like schemes in which what they pay in relates to what they get out; as a result, they naturally resist reforms.

Hoover and Roosevelt were full of these kinds of Obama-like schemes.

The QoS granularity of above scheduling algorithms are based on either per-class (i.e., DiffServ-like schemes) or per-flow (i.e., IntServ-like schemes).

Our experimental test of the instrument provides some evidence of the beneficial effects associated with implementing tontine-like schemes.

The methodological developments connect the nonlinear geometric and constructive control design techniques with conventional-like schemes employed in industrial polymer reactor control.

One striking feature of the PES concept is the diversity of "PES-like" schemes in the real world, which differ greatly from the theoretical conceptualization of PES.

They focused on RSA and RSA-like schemes and used tools from the theory of integer lattices to get some results.