Sentence examples for methods and quite from inspiring English sources

Animation today is a protean art, encompassing older, hand-drawn and stop-motion techniques; newer digital methods; and, quite frequently, hybrids of the cutting-edge and the tried-and-true.

This discussion is enough to show that "in order to obtain the proper concept of consequence, which is close in essentials to the common concept, we must resort to quite different methods and apply quite different conceptual apparatus in defining it" (Tarski 1983c, p. 413).

One set of methods, and a quite important one for many practicing statisticians, is aimed at data reduction.

We analyzed the same image set used in the above experiment with HCS software (Cellomics vHCS software, see Methods) and obtained quite similar results (Figure 4C,D and Supplementary Figure S3).

Many previous studies have been based on statistical methods that assume constant mortality rates over time such as the person-year methods, and have quite likely generated less reliable estimates of the association of predictors with mortality risk.

Tempeh can be prepared by various methods and is quite rich in protein.

Those methods are straightforward and quite fast to compute.

However, because of the semantic nature of the contents, the accuracy of automated methods is limited and quite often require manual intervention.

"You can have a husband and wife practicing the rhythm method and not quite sure and – well, here's an opportunity to check".

Function Point Analysis was the first functional size measurement method and became quite popular.

First, cloud top heights have been derived down to 12 km by the detection method and show quite reasonable results.