Sentence examples for methods and means from inspiring English sources

Turner was known for being secretive about his methods and means.

These institutions substantially determine their own research programs, teaching methods, and means of assessment.

"It is a question of putting on the table the principle missionary objectives and the most suitable methods and means to achieve them," the pope said.

It was explained to me that in learning how healthy people 'work' it helps scientists and doctors to provide new methods and means for treating people with movement problems.

In this dim epoch Lenin showed very vividly a combination of his two fundamental qualities that of being an implacable revolutionary at bottom, while yet remaining a realist who made no mistakes in the choice of methods and means.

The Faces of Terror Like a line in a sacred text, a single sentence in the museum's guidelines generated volumes of conflicting commentary: Exhibits should explore "a factual presentation of what is known of the terrorists, including their methods and means of preparation".

"The method and means by which a defendant commits a crime need not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt and need not be found with specific unanimity by a jury," the government argued in its brief.

As a result, prosecutors argued, the jury was instead asking about the method and means by which the crime was committed -- or in other words, which Andersen employee had improper intent.

indicates that SKI is significantly better (worse) than Chen's method, and means that there is no significant difference between the two methods.

To evaluate acceptability, we will ask women of their choice of method and means of follow-up in the event of a future abortion.

Error graph of proposed method and mean-shift algorithm is shown in Fig. 23.