Sentence examples for method being pioneered from inspiring English sources
Mr. Glass discussed his problem with a University of Georgia extension agent, and the agent suggested an unusual disposal method being pioneered by Gene Frazier, a poultry farmer in nearby Americus, Ga.
This method was pioneered by Kose et al. [54].
As an application of linear programming, the cutting plane method was pioneered in [5].
(198) This method was pioneered by Unwin and Henderson 55) in the first direct demonstration of α-helical densities in a membrane protein.
Recently, a Flippase-induced intersectional GAL80/GAL4 repression (FINGR) method was pioneered to map neural circuits in Drosophila and brings together several genetic technologies that allow researchers to either activate or repress GAL4 activity in a specific subset of cells within a particular GAL4 expression pattern (Bohm et al. 2010; Fore et al. 2011; Sivanantharajah and Zhang 2015).
This method is currently being pioneered at Cardiff University with archaeological iron, although it has previously been used to measure corrosion rates of flat pieces of wrought iron (Matthiesen and Wonsyld 2010).
Among these techniques, the layer-by-layer self-assembling (LBL-SA) method that was pioneered by Decher [24], is a simple and effective method for constructing organic/inorganic films via alternate deposition of components (polyelectrolytes or nanoparticles) with opposite electrical surface charge or hydrogen-bonding groups from dilute solutions [10].
Uranium lead dating of zircon by this method has been pioneered by William Compston at the Australian National University.
Values self-confrontation methods, which were pioneered by Rokeach [ 1], seek to change people's behaviors by changing the priority of the values that motivate the behaviors.
AOA and TOA are jointly estimated by the MUSIC algorithm which has become a popular high-resolution method since it was pioneered by Schmidt.
The quality-assurance methods utilized here were pioneered in an LTB-sponsored study in India [18].
