Sentence examples for method as seen from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, Zabarella's method — as seen for instance in his work De Regressu – is better described as having three parts.

Using this method, as seen in Fig. 12, the predictions of failure of woven composites under tension agreed well with the corresponding experiments (Zhong et al. 2015).

In the research, each clothes design is coded as chromosomes, and clothes components and fabric patterns are coded as genes in the problem through the value coding method, as seen in Fig. 3.

For the double-terminal traveling wave fault location method, as seen in Eq. (1), in order to correctly calculate the fault position, the initial traveling wave arrival times tM 、 tN and the shortest transmission path LMN must be known.

The inhibitory activity of culture supernatants from B. amyloliquefaciens N2-4 and N3-8 isolates against B. pseudomallei by the agar well diffusion method as seen by clear zones, MM minimal medium (negative control), CAZ ceftazidime 50 µg/mL, the drug of choice for B. pseudomallei (positive control).

If you're using my patented Southern Rail method, as seen above, you've got no real excuse not to be ready to go when you leave the house; you've already given yourself an extra half an hour to shave your face or put your slap on.

And their methods (as seen in Whit Stillman's "Damsels in Distress" and Lena Dunham's forthcoming series, "Girls") are still in the forefront of the art.

As such, research is lacking testing and validation of developed methods as seen for Zhang et al. [17] and Thommandram et al. [18].

Our covariant inpainting method, our seamless image cloning approach, and the image completion method in [20] produce better results compared with other methods as seen in Figure 13c,e,f.

Oxidation ponds or waste stabilization ponds are a very effective treatment option not only as tertiary treatment, but also in areas that are not capable of having conventional domestic wastewater treatment or other technologically advanced methods, as seen in Pena et al. (2002) in Columbia.

One study by Maruyama et al. (2004) found that all experimental ultimate moments were 10 20 % greater than predicted, and Fathifazl et al. (2009) also shows measure ultimate moments greater than predicted values by several methods, as seen in Fig. 6, where beam IDs beginning with "E" and "C" represent RCA and NA concretes, respectively.