Sentence examples for methods are pointed from inspiring English sources

Comparing the computational results of the two methods, some features of the methods are pointed out.

KELLY WOULD BE the last to argue that he is in the vanguard or that his methods are pointing toward the future of the game.

The problems inherent to these simple 1D characterization methods were pointed out and solved.

This result is discussed in a general framework and some applications related to Hölder's summation method are pointed out.

Finally, the capabilities of the method are pointed out by considering a 2D advection diffusion problem in a hexagonal geometry.

As a result, several new methods have been pointed, at increasing the stiffness of steel members without much increase in the weight of steel required.

The advantages of the proposed ranking method can be pointed out as follows: 1.

However, an important drawback of the MCISAR method should be pointed out for the nonisotropic point case: there are two principal lobes for only one point.

In addition, some analytical methods in previous studies were pointed out to be problematic [ 83].

The method of deconstruction is pointing out contradictions in texts, which could be anything from The Bible, to Freud's Studies on Hysteria, to Madonna's Like a Virgin.

Some scenes take their cues from the Socratic method, others are point-counterpoint or stand and deliver, but almost all involve two people exchanging ideas or arguing.