Sentence examples for method we would from inspiring English sources

Here they were "duffed up" by the police via a method we would find familiar today.

If we didn't keep the summer session start dates consistent through this method, we would start a day earlier every year, never 'resetting' to align with the calendar (soon enough, our summer would start mid-May!).

"If shaming was the most efficient method, we wouldn't have harsher forms of punishment," she said.

But, given his Socratic method, we would only have reason to ascribe these conclusions to Arcesilaus himself if we had independent evidence that he accepted those premises.

If these criteria aim at describing only rules for foresight as an acceptable scientific method, we would only have to deal with constitutive values in this case.

If the substeps are set to C steps as the original method, we would not be able to overlap the computation and communication since the computational result depends on the result in a previous substep.

Roberts broke in, explaining how their casual coaching had morphed into an organized method: "We'd experienced improv teaching where there was this kind of mysticism—'Everybody's friends, and everything you do is good.' Our thing was: No! Everything you do isn't good.

Rather than employ military methods, we would be better off having permanent police on the ground," Reverdy said.

"If we had stayed with the usual methods, we wouldn't have survived," said Donald G. Romano, the chief executive of Heritage Air Systems of Deer Park, N.Y., a contractor and manufacturer of heating and air conditioning systems.

If we were to "suck out the marrow of life" using Thoreau's methods, we would be silent, self-taught vegetarians who planted bean-fields in our front yards.

For the other methods, we would get the same physiologically reasonable parameter estimates using any reasonable initial guess.