Sentence examples for lost method from inspiring English sources

Having insisted on being paid and having been credited with the invention of a (lost) method of memorization, Simonides can be seen as a precursor of the 5th-century Sophists.

Table 5 The number of frames when a target is lost Method I II III Number of lost frames 39 221 757 Table 6 The details of occlusion conditions in the on-line experiment Number of times Average duration Maximum duration 418 frames (25 times) 17 frames 41 frames.

For information on how he made his discoveries, see Sidebar: Archimedes' Lost Method.

Bhutkar et al.[ 23] identified 46 cases of inter-chromosomal retrotransposition for which the parental copy had degenerated or had been lost (Methods).

As a young director, Chabrol (who died last Sunday at the age of eighty) was an utter wild man, but there was method to his madness; he never lost his method, but as, eventually, something of the madness calmed down to a simmer, the method, too, mellowed.

Casting by the lost wax method, especially with a large bronze like this -- it weighs 200 pounds -- was daunting, expensive and often chaotic.

Moreover, the lost channel method can avoid an excessive or overly low evaluation of the sealing capacity of the cement slurry.

They were modeled by sculptor Otto Jahnsen and were both cast in one piece using the lost wax method of casting by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Company.

The history of copper metallurgy is thought to have followed the following sequence: 1) cold working of native copper, 2) annealing, 3) smelting, and 4) the lost wax method.

Roty taught Brenner the lost wax method of casting to make medals.

Sensitivity analyses will be carried out by calculating informal care costs using a lost productivity method (time lost from work, i.e. human capital approach).