Sentence examples for method of copy from inspiring English sources

Although not the first game to implement such countermeasures, Arkham Asylum received media coverage, as this was seen as a novel method of copy protection.

Reception towards Sword of Aragon tended to be more positive than negative; reviewers called it an exciting game, but criticized its method of copy protection and cited problems with its documentation.

Recently, the accuracy of the PRT method has been directly compared with a Real-Time quantitative PCR method of copy number measurement for β-defensins and shown to be the more accurate and robust approach [ 9].

A friend of his, James Watt, wrote in a 1799 letter that he intended to try similar experiments and in 1802 another friend, Humphry Davy, wrote an account of Wedgwood's experiments in an article for a scientific-society journal, titling it "An Account of a Method of Copying Paintings upon Glass, and of Making Profiles, by the Agency of Light Upon Nitrate of Silver".

Awlaki's appeal to disaffected Muslims combines his Islamic learning with deft use of new media such as blogs and websites, free and easily downloadable lectures and, above all, "viral" marketing – both online and through the more traditional method of copying and distributing cheap CDs outside mosques and community centres.

It doesn't matter that Bowman's method of copying the invention utilized a natural process of reproduction.

Note that the exact method of copying the genotype is irrelevant: the only important thing is the heritability of changes made to the genotype.

Hybrid VM migration technique is proposed by Sahni and Varma [106], exploits a hybrid technique which is a combined method of pre-copy and post-copy migration over Ethernet links.

A journalist's traditional method of filing copy was shouting words down a telephone.

With the invention of printing from movable type, typesetting became the standard method of creating copy.

Some saw it as an apt symbol of a now defunct method of filing copy; others claimed it as a metaphor for Bath's ruffled composure.