Sentence examples for methods in action from inspiring English sources

It's fun to watch Bollywood methods in action.

The 2009 meeting will be held in Tokyo and organized by Kimio Kawaguchi, the chief conservator at that city's National Museum of Western Art; it will likely include a visit to a test facility, so that participants can see various mitigation methods in action on a giant shake table, a device that simulates earthquakes.

We've got a couple of games left before the season starts so we'll be working really hard in training to put his methods in action.

Every year teachers from across the country visit the school to observe the Writing Workshop method in action – and, Atwell hopes, integrate it into their own classrooms.

When you listen to a driver and his crew chief trying to figure out how to give the car more grip in Turn 2, that's the scientific method in action.

Probably the most famous recent example of this method in action involves Eric Clanton, the former college professor charged with assaulting three people with a metal bike-lock during a Berkeley free speech rally in April.

"The story captured the public imagination, and has given people the opportunity to see the scientific method in action — an unexpected result was put up for scrutiny, thoroughly investigated and resolved in part thanks to collaboration between normally competing experiments," Bertolucci said.

Starting with the vignette in question we present descriptive summaries of students' experiences with the method, their descriptions of the method in action, problems with the method and suggestions for improvement.

The algorithms computing those quantities are outlined in Section 2.3, while Section 3 shows the method in action, and illustrates how it compares with the majority-rule consensus method.

Historically, the courts have viewed software inventions as far too abstract to qualify for a patent.That changed in 1998, when the Federal Circuit found that a business method (in an action known as the State Street Bank case) that "produced useful, concrete and tangible results" was eligible for patent protection.

The case study shows that backcasting is an appropriate method in developing action plans for achieving urban sustainability.