Sentence examples for methods and notes from inspiring English sources

The International Dictionary of Black Composers says he explored "the extremities of the sound spectrum," using odd metrical signatures and other methods, and notes that he placed "widely spaced accompaniments against closely woven voices à la Stravinsky".

There's been a lot of speculation on how Twitter should and could advertise but Stone lays out a few ways where Twitter could monetize via ads and other methods and notes that the micro-blogging service would prefer to stay away from relying too much on ads, at least initially.

Participants were encouraged to keep a learning diary throughout the training, noting key learning points, training methods and notes for further action.

The Bank said people in Sweden can now buy almost anything using alternative payment methods, and noted that homeless street vendors there who sell a magazine similar to the Big Issue were able to accept payment via a debit or credit card, while it was common for Swedish children to be paid their pocket money electronically.

We used thresholds defined by simulation studies (see Methods), and noted whether each binding site had one or more consensus sites for the respective factor.

However, we conducted a great number of experiments for this method and note that it is very sensitive to parameters selection.

Using the delta method, and noting that = d1 w1 + d2 w2 +.... d h -1 w h -1 + d h (1 - ), we obtain where w h = 1 -.

In [26], the authors have compared these two methods and have noted that the iterative Hungarian is able to reach a solution close to the optimal one found by the branch-and-bound (up to 96.5% of the optimal solution) while at a significantly reduced computational complexity (the iterative Hungarian converges in 3.8% of the time required by the optimal method).

To solve this problem we transform each over-represented word into a pseudo-PWM (see Methods and Supplementary Note 1).

Fluorescence imaging is a nondestructive method [28], and noted over other in vitro visualization methods due to not only the increasing availability of various biocompatible fluorophores [29] but also due to its features such as sensitivity [28] and spatial resolution [10].

Eddington (1924, 15) discusses this method of synchrony, and notes that it leads to the same results as those obtained by the use of electromagnetic signals (the method that has been referred to here as standard synchrony).