Sentence examples for method even when from inspiring English sources
"I sensed a seriousness in his method, even when what we were doing seemed a little silly".
The veteran director Max Stafford-Clong long used researched interviews as a rehearsal method, even when working on fictional material such as Caryl Churchill's Serious Money.
In fact, thanks to the new genetic design, it is able to outperform the original method, even when the mandible aperture is very small.
In the presence of dry areas, special interest is given to the wave front speed computation, highlighting the stability of the method, even when implementing the asymptotic preserving correction.
A similar problem was studied in [14], using energy detection at the sensors, and again the SNRs were assumed known, although gains were demonstrated over a soft information combining energy detection method even when those SNRs were not given.
The nanoparticle based DNA conjugate systems discussed below combines the goods of both the methods and provide a non-amplification based direct detection method, even when the target is present in smaller quantities.
Our measure is useful for facilitating comparison between coordination methods, even when multiple cost factors are considered.
In some cases, the model produced unknown solutions that were not found using superstructure optimization methods, even when the same pattern of matches is used.
One difficulty in writing about magic is that it is considered a cardinal sin to reveal methods, even when you are an outsider who barely grasps them — particularly when you are an outsider who barely grasps them.
That suggested the investigation would address still-secret legal opinions written in 2005 by Steven G. Bradbury, then and now the acting head of the Office of Legal Counsel, that gave legal approval for waterboarding and other tough methods, even when used in combination.
It could not compel the mandate governments to change their methods: even when France bombed Syrian nationalists and destroyed much of the centre of Damascus in 1925, they were scarcely penalised.
