Sentence examples for manner discussed from inspiring English sources

If a batter fails to advance in an appropriate manner (discussed later) to at least the first base, he is out; after three outs, the teams switch roles.

The speed-talking congressman, dressed in his usual disheveled manner, discussed his role in the Troubled Asset Relief Program, better known as the bank bailout, the battle over Dodd-Frank and his next career as an author.

Indeed, if changes in coding practice have occurred in the manner discussed above, with GPs more certain of a diagnosis before entering a code, the updated algorithm may be more specific than the original.

Conversely, if geomagnetic activities, for example, auroral electrojets, play a role in GCA incidence, then it would be expected that the GCA incidence rate would increase with increasing latitude in the manner discussed in Spatial variations (east-west skewness) section and would have a solar cycle variation, which is consistent with the observations.

In the first, components of the RNA polymerase elongation complex could cooperate with HJURP in direct transcription-linked deposition of CENP-A nucleosomes, perhaps in a similar manner discussed for the deposition of other histone variants including H3.3 (Henikoff et al, 2004).

or missing in action (Should infants be used in such a manner? Discuss).. Fans had to wait until Feb. 9 to find out who exactly survived and/or where they ended up.

The DB-MHR core is 100% TRU-loaded and a deep-burning (50 65%) is achieved in a safe manner (as discussed in our previous work).

Previous work on various dual-activity systems, including chemical systems that change after the application of an external stimulus and systems that contain components that work in a cooperative manner, is discussed.

The current emissions of CO2 to the atmosphere through man-made activities are outlined and the options for recycling CO2 for some useful purpose, as distinct from simply storing or disposing it in an environmentally-benign manner, are discussed.

Many chemists would be surprised to find out that water wasn't H2O, but perhaps this is because they read "H2O" as a shorthand (Weisberg, 2005) or as a compositional formula in the manner we discussed in the opening of this section.

The transcriptional dynamics of anti-inflammation (A) and the energetic response (E) are modeled on the same manner as discussed in Eq. (1).