Sentence examples for method which had from inspiring English sources

Aquamanilia were the first hollow-cast copper-alloy objects made in medieval Europe with the lost-wax casting method, which had been forgotten since Roman antiquity, especially in this hard-to-work metal.

Further, Mr. Gold pointed out that Illinois's official disclosures said that its pension calculations used an actuarial method known as "projected unit credit," but that the pension reform report used another method, which had not been approved for disclosure.

And, as if to illustrate the old Long vote-getting method, which had worked in Louisiana ever since Huey took the stump in 1924, the newsreel anthologist had included part of a speech of the Governor's, evidently favoring a higher license fee for heavy (rich men's) vehicles: "Don't you think the people that use the roads ought to pay for building them?

Here we proposed a thermal oxidative crosslinking method which had a lower crosslinking temperature than the decarboxylation crosslinking method.

Applying the station corrections obtained in the MJHD method, we used only the readings finally used in the MJHD method, which had travel-time residuals of <1.5 s.

Most of the SBIR money went toward investigating the gel-based method, which had been used by others to harbor glucose oxidase in a glucose detector.

Beneath this, though, Galifianakis has a simple method, which has changed only a little down the years.

A General Electric spokesman, Mark Behan, said a less expensive nondredging method, which has cost G.E. $165 million over 20 years, has sharply reduced PCB levels.

A suboptimum method which has a lower complexity is also shown in [50].

That is the extragradient method which has R-linear convergence rate.

We used here an energetic method, which has the advantage of being generic for imagers.