Sentence examples for method that treats from inspiring English sources

This is a lamb shank braised in eggplant slices, a method that treats both meat and vegetable kindly.

The Memory Ensemble takes that template a step further with theatrical improvisation, a method that treats all words as useful and welcomes the expression of feelings that emerge on the twisting path of memory loss — terror, frustration, even joy.

While the animal rights movement doubtless sees total vegetarianism as their ultimate ideal, they should realise that far from increasing suffering, many consider 'shechita' (Jewish religious slaughter), to be the only method that treats animals with any compassion.

We propose a new method that treats visible human behaviour at the level of navigational strategies.

The program is built with the distributed point source method that treats the transducers as a series of point sources.

The methodology has been implemented and evaluated, and it significantly outperforms a baseline method that treats queries and graphics as bags of words.

Here we present a class of semi-implicit integration factor methods that treat the diffusion term exactly and reaction implicitly for a system of stochastic reaction diffusion equations.

This fragment conformation approach allows BCL Conf to capture correlations in torsion states for multiple consecutive dihedral bonds in contrast to other methods that treat likely torsion angle states for consecutive bonds in an uncorrelated way.

However, in methods that treat the near-elliptic (flow) and hyperbolic (transport) separately, such as multiscale formulations, sequential solution strategies are used to couple the flow (pressures and velocities) and the transport (saturations/compositions).

But their creativity in working directly with their fans brimmed with promise; it was great to see the big guys refusing to settle into fat-cat middle age instead experimenting with new delivery methods that treated their fans as something more than a marketing demographic.

Studies, for example, by Cirillo et al. [1], dell'Olio et al. [2], Eboli and Mazzulla [3] have been critical of methods that treat each underlying service dimension as if it can stand alone in the way it is assessed as an influence on public transport performance (or indeed for any performance of any market delivered service).