Sentence examples for manner and each from inspiring English sources

The tiers presented are a stepwise increase in representing processes in a more realistic manner and each tier is designed to be protective.

Temporal markers, representing distinct time periods, are distributed at the periphery of each graph in a clockwise manner, and each temporal marker will 'attract' only nodes that are active in its time period.

For the sake of completeness, the difference between a database system and a data stream system is illustrated in Fig. 3 for the aspects of querying: A database query can be sent to a database system in an ad hoc manner and each query will be processed and produce a result individually (Fig. 3a), due to the fact that data is loaded and then permanently stored.

We are all called in our own unique manner and each of us leaves an impact.

These different task conditions were conducted in a blocked manner, and each task was repeated 50 times with a short pause after 25 trials.

There are many different types of such channels, which are expressed in a cell type-dependent manner, and each cell possesses multiple types of Ca2+-permeable channels.

This model of EF is unique in the paediatric neuropsychological literature as it incorporates a developmental context, highlights that each executive component operates in an integrative manner and considers each component as having a separate developmental trajectory.

Would we have gotten married if we had met in the conventional Western manner and dated each other?

That would provide the perfect stage for the two best drivers of the year to end their season-long battle in a civilised manner and recognise each other's efforts.

These processes execute in a staged manner and, at each stage, they vie for the allocation of various subsets of the system resources.

In the method proposed by Wang et al. [20], the weighted sum method is adopted in a local manner, and for each search direction, the optimal solution is chosen only from its neighborhood, which is defined by a hyper-cone.