Sentence examples for methods as far from inspiring English sources

For each group, the data included a description of its agricultural methods as far back in time as it was possible to go using historical evidence or, in the case of groups which did not have a written language, the first time they were observed by outsiders.

Therefore in 2013 the NWO-funded Science4Arts-Revigo research project was initiated with the objective to digitally reconstruct the original colors of paintings and drawings by Vincent van Gogh, using scientific methods as far as possible.

Although the potential of uniform dispersion of nanocarbons in metal matrix has been demonstrated through the above methods, as far as we know, some nanocarbons, especially for pristine single-walled CNT (SWCNT), have not realized homogenous distribution in even the most studied Al and Mg matrix composite systems.

In this paper, we use a non-optimal (in scalar case) iterative procedure that is specially efficient for solving nonlinear systems, as the initial steps of an eighth-order scheme that improves the computational efficiency indices of the existing methods, as far as the authors know.

In SL, one gene annotated as "unknown" in the cGRASP annotation file, was identified through the re-BLAST methods as "far upstream binding element protein 3" (Entrez Gene ID 100194998).

We applied systematic search methods as far as possible, but it is difficult to provide a clear and transparent description of the synthesis to allow replication, and standardised quality assessment of papers included in the review is problematic.

Concerning indentation methods, the Hertzian one may be particularly recommended, as compared to Palmqvist method, as far as hardness (HV30) drops below 1300.

This comparison acts as a first validation of the method, as far as the experimental data that allow us the direct validation are available.

The objective of this paper is to demonstrate the performance of the restoring force surface method as far as the identification of non-linear systems is concerned.

As described above, the direct method suffers from the cost problem for data capturing and there is no method that can estimate 4-D light field with the indirect method, as far as we know.

What this picture forced on him was a deep sense of humility, as expressed in his memorable statement on the scientific method: "The scientific method, as far as it is a method, is nothing more than doing one's damnedest with one's mind, no holds barred" (1955, 535).