Sentence examples for method that calls from inspiring English sources

In other words, one may start reviewing a file that is identified as defect-prone and detect a defect, but to fix the defect one may modify not only the defective part of the file under review, but also several other artifacts that are somehow related to the defective code (e.g., a method that calls the defective code).

Conrad et al., 2006 developed a method that calls a region deleted if two or more evidence of deletion sites exist within close proximity to each other.

We can now write the main method that calls the method calculateTip from the Calculator class.

HE came up with a method that called for painting a large canvas a single color and laying a piece of wedding-veil tulle over it, then spraying the whole with silver paint.

"Piraeus has long used problematic methods that call for investigation," said Costas Lapavitsas, a political economist at the University of London who follows banking and politics in Greece.

Factored MDPs, however, are not amenable to traditional solution methods that call for an explicit enumeration of the state space.

Next, we restricted variants to only true or false positives, and partitioned the variants according to the number of methods that called them. Figure 2b and c illustrate the empirical distribution over the partitions.

The main algorithm is the control of the pixel-shading method that also calls three key procedures.

Starting from basic segmentation results, we define a new representation method that is called Temporal Relation Matrix (TRM).

The next section presents more details and a variant of the f-NTF method that is called spatial cue (sc-NTF).

One way to test whether these assumptions are reasonable is to evaluate the concordance between observed and expected disease risks, a method that is called calibration.