No minimal thresholds were set for the method of peak picking or selection of data to use for quantifications.
Republicans drew different lessons from Mr. Gore's method of picking a running mate.
To get even closer to the Travis style, he devised a method of picking with a thumb and three fingers that would later influence other guitarists.
Though the Alliance has now gleefully extended its ambitions to the presidency, it has no agreed candidate, nor yet any method of picking one.
Despite a long and storied tradition, a physical exam is more a habit than a clinically proven method of picking up disease in asymptomatic people.
The ruling Congress party has a crude, unmeritocratic but at least decisive method of picking its leader: if you're a Gandhi, then it's you.
Ms. DeGrenier's farm here — one of eight scattered along the Cranberry Trail, a web of bog-flanked roads near the arm of Cape Cod — specializes in dry harvesting, a method of picking berries that dispenses with flooding the bogs.
America's outlandish method of picking Presidents is the product of haphazard historical accretions, two-hundred-plus-year-old constitutional compromises, ever-shifting political improvisations, shortsighted partisan schemings, and interstate jostlings for influence.
Galleon practiced a method of picking stocks built by relentlessly pressing for pieces of information about companies to form a "mosaic" - a fuller picture intended to give it an edge on other investors.
"The system itself inserted special interests into the method of picking the chief executive; it makes the chief executive susceptible to special interests," said Ma Ngok, an associate professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
