Sentence examples for method and built from inspiring English sources

In particularly, authors concerned with the existence of solutions for (1.2) with zero Dirichlet boundary condition via Galerkin method, and built the variational frame in [5, 6].

We did experiments, learned the scientific method and built parachutes to try and drop eggs off building rooftops.

The second, more emergent, is the position developed by practitioners such as those trained in the GROS method and builds on scientific understandings of the role of sensorial processes in appetite regulation.

In partnership with the Goldin Institute, ARLPI has more recently launched an initiative to train teachers in reconciliation methods and built a national-level partnership in Uganda to empower former child soldiers to lead the way on reintegration programs to heal war-torn communities and bring war-affected children home.

For this purpose, we developed a method fully exploiting information carried by the network (see Methods) and built a 2D landscape using a self-organising algorithm [ 14].

"The Director" is a seductive play that gradually lures the audience into unwitting mental participation in Peter's methods and builds to a white-knuckle ending.

This method could be a supplement for experimental methods and build pilus models rapidly when without sufficient EM data.

The traditional newspaper model made sense at the time: create a product keyed to the fastest delivery method possible and build an industry around it.

They agreed that systematization could allow medical students to move away from purely experiential knowledge by "providing a plan, a method" (D1): "The course rationalized and built a method out of what we have been doing on a practical, instinctive basis, and this is helpful, especially for young doctors without experience to avoid reproducing our mistakes" (D9).

The planning exercises undertaken with NICHE also employed an adaptation of the Strategic Choice Approach problem structuring method [ 25] and built upon the findings of a participatory planning exercise previously carried out by the NICHE Project.

It was a cost-effective method, which promoted local capacity and built on the community-based approach Blue Ventures was championing in its conservation work.