Sentence examples for manner by making from inspiring English sources

In this manner, by making use the unique chemistry of clay and polyniline, four members of PANI-FE are prepared.

Coxon wrote many of A+E's songs in an auto-suggestive manner, by making "vowel-like noises" over the top of the guitar.

As regards the setting up of a database, that criterion of originality is satisfied when, through the selection or arrangement of the data which it contains, its author expresses his creative ability in an original manner by making free and creative choices and thus stamps his 'personal touch'.

The successive symbol search is made in a computationally efficient manner by making use of the Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method with Gibbs sampling.

The Euro standards require vehicle producers to reduce the exiting polluting emission levels in a more effective manner by making certain technical changes in their vehicles.

Before Dietrich, no one had formulated this mode of knowing in such a progressive manner by making such a radical claim.

McPhee's Profile abounds with vivid anecdote, both from Hoving's childhood his father, Walter Hoving, the head of Tiffany & Company, taught Thomas good manners by making him practice bowing to an empty chair and from his curatorial visits to the bank vaults and back rooms of mysterious collectors, dealers, and the occasional forger.

McPhee's Profile abounds with vivid anecdote, both from Hoving's childhood — his father, Walter Hoving, the head of Tiffany & Company, taught Thomas good manners by making him practice bowing to an empty chair — and from his curatorial visits to the bank vaults and back rooms of mysterious collectors, dealers, and the occasional forger.

When teams did not function well, patients felt that staff attitudes could become unprofessional (such as by not attending to patient requests or to untoward events in a timely manner, or by making their views regarding the team known to the patients).

Classically this is achieved in a more or less random manner or by making a small number of specific changes to an existing sequence (see below); however, with the emergence of 'synthetic biology' a greater diversity of sequences can be created by assembling the desired sequence de novo (without a starting template to amplify from).

We implemented the common knowledge version of DONTKNOW1 (DONTKNOW2) in the same manner as above by making only a few changes.