Sentence examples for method and asserted from inspiring English sources

More recently, Abareshi et al. [48] measured the thermal conductivity of Fe3O4-water with the THW method and asserted that knf increases with temperature T. Indeed, from a theoretical (i.e., kinetics) view-point, with the increment of the nanofluid's bulk temperature T, molecules and nanoparticles are more active and able to transfer more energy from one location to another per unit time.

Radsan was on the opposite side, defending the CIA's extra-legal methods and asserting that Moussaoui would be the last terrorist to ever be tried in the criminal court system.

He said G.M., which has improved its manufacturing and purchasing methods and has asserted its industry power by driving heavy discounting at the retail level, was one of the few automakers with enough capital to take design risks in the North American market.

Residents created agendas with patients and asserted appropriate appointment lengths.

The efficiency of the method was asserted upon sensibility and specificity obtained by comparing the classification results with those from histological analysis.

It traces the historical and conceptual re-orderings through which Maxwell established the law by constructing a tradition of null tests and asserting the superior accuracy of the method.

Listen and assert yourself during the interview.

The accuracy of the methods was asserted by comparing the results to a set of directions estimated visually and assumed to be the ground truth.

Banknotes in the post, or penitential weekends in the country, were another kind of venom, a method for asserting social superiority.

Contrast this with the contrary method that asserts that there is a nonblack raven after observing a sample of all black ones.

On Soccer, the proposed motion estimation-based method systematically asserts itself as the better of the two at all GOP sizes. Figure 6 Comparative compression results on (a) Foreman and (b) Soccer for a GOP of 2, 4 and 8.