Sentence examples for method settles a from inspiring English sources
The outcomes of research show that the method settles a series of problems of parameter association and model update in the process of finite element modeling which establishes a key technical basis for finite element parametric analysis and optimization design.
In this paper, we propose a new method settled on the rough set theory and description logics (DLs) for automatically generating refinements or related terms to queries.
This method of settling a potential score makes sense — particularly considering that a lawsuit could force an artist to forfeit the right to profit from his song.
In rhetoric and grammar, analogy was the method of settling a doubt about a word's form by appeal to a similar and more certain case.
In particular, Jacques said, "It's new that we see criminals bypass all reasonable methods of settling a dispute and escalate right to guns".
Alternative dispute resolution is a term for the methods of settling a legal dispute short of litigation.
Our methods settle some basics for a systematic study of a noncommutative Calderón Zygmund theory.
There were some intergenerational constants -- binge drinking that would humble any frat boy, and a favored method for settling family rivalries: a human bake-off in the sauna.
Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations and has led several inquiries into Wall Street, said the S.E.C.'s method of settling fraud cases, is "a symbol of weak enforcement.
Since the available evidence determines the conjectures of an inductive method, it follows that there is no guarantee that a method will settle on the true model of cognitive architecture.
And even though it was a dramatic conclusion (with United winning after Chelsea's captain John Terry slipped on the wet surface while taking what would have been the clinching kick and opening the door for United to win three rounds later), we can't think of a more unjust and unsatisfying method of settling things short of flipping a coin.
