Sentence examples for methods have survived from inspiring English sources

Earlier estimates of the circumference of Earth had been made (for example, Aristotle says that "some mathematicians" had obtained a value of 400,000 stadia), but no details of their methods have survived.

Up today, the 3 N (more exactly 3 N/2 or 3(N + 1)/2) spatial dimension post-HF-SCF and KS methods have survived for direct calculations on molecular systems (to avoid the expensive few kind of CI ones).

Although the assumptions of the twin method have survived indirect tests, it is now possible to test findings from the twin method directly using DNA alone in samples of unrelated individuals, without the assumptions of the twin method.

This method has survived only in Belgium and Luxembourg.

This binding method has survived substantial use and abuse.

Blended beer isn't made in large quantities anymore, except in Belgium where millennia-old methods of brewing have survived.

This region of Cuba is one of the last places in the world where traditional methods of tobacco growing have survived.

"If we had stayed with the usual methods, we wouldn't have survived," said Donald G. Romano, the chief executive of Heritage Air Systems of Deer Park, N.Y., a contractor and manufacturer of heating and air conditioning systems.

Experiments to determine if H.I.V. could have survived production methods used in 1950's -- which would strengthen the AIDS vaccine theory -- have not been done.

But on Oct. 31, 1953, according to The Times, Walter E. Smith of Brooklyn "chose the pragmatic method" to prove Mr. Brodie might have survived.

The current case involved a highly metastatic liver cancer, and the patient did not survive; however, if the cancer was not so advanced, the patient could have survived using this method.