Sentence examples for member by using from inspiring English sources
This nontraditional technique was supported by other unconventional techniques: by presenting an actor as an audience member; by using the theatre aisles as a performance area; and by having the actors (who represented drug addicts) panhandle the audience during the play's intermission.
The modulus was obtained in terms of strains measured at three different cross-sections of a uniform part of the member, by using one-dimensional theory.
Bitumen extractions were performed on approximately 10 15 g of 18 powdered samples from the Kazhdumi, Gurpi, and Pabdeh formations and also Ahmadi Member by using a Soxhlet apparatus for 72 h with an azeotropic mixture of dichloromethane (DCM) and methanol (CH3OH) (93:7).
At the end of the summer research experience, team mentors were asked to evaluate each team member by using a performance rubric (Table 2).
However, it is possible to determine whether an individual subject is a study member by using only the subject's genotypes and in-cohort study AFs (Homer et al., 2008).
So it was a double-edge sword QUESTION FROM ERIN SIMPSON: There were a lot of accusations on Twitter this morning that you mislead readers — implying you spoke to Team members by using direct quotes.
So far, Mr. DiFrancesco has tried to placate the delegation's members by using the bill to provide $300 million in state money to introduce railroad lines to the Meadowlands sports complex in East Rutherford and $10 million to build a minor league baseball stadium in eastern Bergen County.
We have developed a novel method for cloning gene family members by using a polymerase chain reaction technique.
It is also attempting to attract non-Japanese faculty members by using English for teaching and administrative affairs.
In addition, the Keck Graduate Institute also makes life easier for young faculty members by using a contract system, instead of tenure.
This model allows the simulation of reinforced concrete members by using Timoshenko one-dimensional elements, in the context of the finite element method (fibre model).
