Sentence examples for method came out from inspiring English sources

"Weedon's method came out in the late '50s when rock 'n' roll was breaking," Kramer said.

[Laughter] She was like, "What am I supposed to do with that?" "A Dangerous Method" came out last year and also dealt with hysteria.

Nor does her method "come out of the blue".

None of the available tests or vaccines prevent cervical cancer completely, and whenever a new method comes out, rich countries want to be up-to-date too.

It is shown that the CoSaMP and the proposed Bayesian method come out with clearer images and are capable to recover the true position of scatters, compared with the traditional method of FFT, even with smaller randomly measures.

In the transcription network, the ME method comes out a clear winner: it detects all 11 complexes and has fewer errors than the other methods.

It is doing well financially, and an investor's expected rate of return, using the two methods, comes out to 12.5% and 18.8%, for an average 15.6%.

By comparing the best parameter solution of each method, PEDI came out to be the most accurate one with its prediction error being at least twice as good as the other methods.

Disposal methods that came out clearly were burying, disposal in pit latrine and burning.

For example, in a teaching experiment comparing two teaching methods (e.g., the new method and the old method), the new teaching method may come out as more successful than the old one yet not because of intrinsic properties of the new method, but just because the fact that the teaching method was new has increased the motivation of its teachers.

46 artists submitted proposals to replace the current logo, and one by Method Design's Paul Miller came out on top.