Sentence examples for method see also from inspiring English sources

with τ > 0 a given number, which is known as the extragradient method (see also [10, 11]).

This section looks at Paul Feyerabend's radical assault on the rationality and objectivity of scientific method (see also the entry on Feyerabend).

Korpelevich [6] and Antipin [7] proposed an algorithm for solving (1.1), known as the extragradient method, see also Facchinei and Pang [8, Chapter 12].

The following list outlines the PRANK method (see also Figure 1): 1. Sampling inner pocket points from Connolly surface of the protein.

For example, Zhang [24] used a short-hot-wire method (see also Woodfield [25]) which can take into account boundary effects.

Then we give heuristic arguments to understand more deeply the presented method (see also [58] for a quicker view on this estimate).

And vi) a decline in pollination outcomes (fruit- and seed-set, and seed mass) because honeybees also tend to promote both selfing and interspecific pollen transfer, ultimately reducing seed set and seed quality (Methods, see also Supplementary Information).

The full nature and scope of Bletchley's attack on Tunny was not revealed until 2000, when the British government declassified a 500-page document written in 1945, "General Report on Tunny with Emphasis on Statistical Methods". See also cryptology.

Thus, these special conditions of absence of beehives allowed us the use of 2007 data as a control-year, with honeybees practically absent for the whole season (Methods, see also Supplementary Information).

Our hypotheses tests rely on contrasts of a battery of network parameters between the pre- and apis-periods (Methods, see also Supplementary Information for a description of the parameters used)16,24,25 which provide complementary non-redundant information to assess the effect of beekeeping on our systems.

The decipherment of the Linear B script in the 1950s and its recognition as Mycenaean Greek, an early Greek dialect written in a form of orthography quite distinct from the later classical Greek alphabet, was first achieved by the application of cryptographic "code cracking" methods (see also cryptology).