Sentence examples for method of allowing from inspiring English sources
But at a press conference after the triumphant screening of Mr Turner, director Mike Leigh disclosed that, despite extensive historical research, he still relied on his customary method of allowing his actors to improvise without a script.
It was for, he wrote, "a modern method of allowing those who interact with and rely on government agencies to provide feedback and more directly influence the process of government reform".
What we said: That Dragon, Cancer shows how video games can create empathy, both through the simple method of allowing the player to experience unfamiliar situations – and by twisting what is real and not-real within them.
"If the world is not to lose the benefit to be derived from its best minds," he writes, "it will have to find some method of allowing them scope and liberty in spite of organisation".
Per Ola Kristensson and Keith Vertanen, at the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory, have developed a method of allowing speech-recognition programs to share their thoughts, as it were, with the user in order to speed up the correction process.
The method of allowing for light losses under routine photochemical experiments with non-rigorous parallel light beams was suggested.
The AAO asserts that SmileDirectClub violates the law because its methods of allowing people to skip in-person visits and X-rays is "illegal and creates medical risks".
Though, members of the American Association of Orthodontists have taken issue with SmileDirectClub, previously asserting that SmileDirectClub violates the law because its methods of allowing people to skip in-person visits and X-rays is "illegal and creates medical risks".
Different methods of allowing for wind directionality are discussed and their effects on predicted structural wind loads and responses of buildings and cladding pressures are examined.
However, all these methods of allowing for non-response are essentially informed guesswork and cannot compensate for the definitive knowledge provided by high response rates.
Our approach presents the advantage over the other two methods of allowing long-term experiments with growing cells (such as those shown in tables 1 and 2).
