Sentence examples for methods and often from inspiring English sources

His exacting methods and often bellicose attitude established him as one of the most controversial personalities in major league baseball.

This value tends to confirm other values found in the literature, obtained by different methods and often at macroscopic scale.

It features 37 works that date to the 1950s, tracing what is essentially the aftermath of Jackson Pollock's drip canvases: a genre of paintings made using nontraditional materials and methods and, often, a great deal of chance.

However, for complex geometries and/or higher frequencies the resulting dense linear system becomes large, ruling out dense direct methods, and often ill-conditioned (despite being 2nd-kind), rendering fast multipole-based iterative schemes also inefficient.

Studies of tai chi are hard to conduct, because tai chi masters differ in their instruction methods and often do not want to change what they do to conform with other teachers, said Dr. Jorge Juncos, a neurologist at the Emory University School of Medicine.

Optimal minimum-compliance structures are subject to the limit of a predetermined amount of material in traditional calculation methods, and often fail to meet practical stress and displacement constraints, or become unnecessarily strong.

Most sensory panels work with more than one method and often with both descriptive and discriminative tests.

In China kelp is generally planted on floating raft by using horizontal kelp rope cultivation method and often harvested manually.

A Supreme Court decision in 1993 suggested, without directly ruling, that this broader basis for proving age discrimination -- known as the disparate impact method and often supported by statistical evidence -- was based on an incorrect interpretation of the law.

Boosting is a typical ensemble method and often used to train base learners.

These methods and tools often coexist and are not linked to each other.