Sentence examples for manual means from inspiring English sources
Generally, the ore and the gangue are mined together i.e., taken out of the host rock in a mass by either mechanical or manual means.
Domain-independent semantic video indexing is usually carried out through manual means which is too time-consuming and labor-intensive to be employed in practical settings.
(b) "Army Field Manual 34–52" means FM 34 52, Intelligence Interrogation, issued by the Department of the Army on May 8 , 1987
In some cases, the schools are upgrading from more manual means of event management and tracking — like clickers and spreadsheets.
These materials must be the subject of a work of decoration through either mechanical or manual means that reflects important savoir-faire and represents esthetic added value.
These theories leaded to new methods of design that could approximate the values obtained by manual means (Gimsing and Georgakis 2011).
"Grieving is going towards action," says Santo. "One of the things that's being started is the OTD Manual, meant to be an open source for ex Hasidim and those from these religious communities needing direction.
Anonymous has been assisting Tunisia dissidents with dedicated actions, much as they did -- and continue to do -- in Iran, responding to that country's post-2009 election revolts, with codes, the manual mean of DDoS, and with spreading the word about what is happening in the country.
Pearson correlation demonstrated strong association (r = 0.80; P < 0.0001) between manual (mean ± SD; 0.547 ± 0.095 mm) and automated (mean ± SD; 0.524 ± 0.068 mm) methods; however, the same association was not observed with ICC (R = 0.74).
They're variations on the theme of the modern wife: a whiny, inconsiderate career woman whom the latest generation of marriage manuals means to reform.
