Sentence examples for methods changed from from inspiring English sources

The methods changed from indiscriminate dumping to sanitary landfill, feeding to swine, reduction, incineration, and various forms of re-use and recycling.

While the feedback application itself stayed the same for the whole experiment, the features on which the classifier operated and the adaptation methods changed from level to level as described below.

The image is displayed and the interpolation method changed from its default value (nearest-neighbor) to a bilinear scheme.

In the present study, the Nb/Nc ratio estimated using the demographic method changed from 0.82 to 0.31 when mature male parr were included in Nc, confirming that estimates of Nb/Nc in Atlantic salmon are biased when the breeding contribution of mature male parr is not taken into account (Palstra et al. 2009; Johnstone et al. 2013; Moore and Fraser 2013).

For example, in subject 16 the addition of K103N and V108I detected by ultra-deep sequencing to the G190S detected by both methods changed etravirine from intermediate resistance to high level resistance.

Holt Ashley, a professor emeritus of aeronautics and astronautics and of mechanical engineering whose methods changed the design of structures from wings to wind turbines, died May 9 of natural causes at his home in Woodside.

During this period, the construction methods have changed from predominantly manual labour to a reliance on heavy machines.

Thus the prediction methods have changed from numerical schemes to an understanding of the Sun's dynamo processes- to explain a connection between how the Sun's fields are generated and how the Sun broadcasts its future activity levels to Earth.

Data set 2 is to be fit without iterative fitting, therefore the current iterative fitting method is changed from "primini" to "none".

Switching point shows that the strategy of selecting depreciation method is changed from one to another.

In addition, the production method has changed from traditional dry dock prefabricated to a factory production line [71].