Sentence examples for methods it would from inspiring English sources

As relative environmental values are revealed by these methods, it would be possible to develop wind farms in such a way that minimises the total social costs of the investment and which maximises its net benefits.

Russia said that without new forestry accounting methods it would only be able to cut overall emissions by 15%, as opposed to the 30% conditional pledge it made at Copenhagen.

Had it been the intention of Congress to limit the obtaining of such preferences to fraudulent schemes or devices, or to those operating only by dishonest, underhanded methods, it would have been easy to have so provided in words that would be unmistakable in their meaning.

Regardless of the feasibility of these methods, it would be time and labor intensive to be used in large civil structures.

We argue that if a bacterium simply settled on the pyrite surface during preparation (see methods) it would have been removed by the additional vortexing and washing.

If these locations are substantially different than those determined from standard methods, it would indicate a bias in the backprojection technique caused by velocity anomalies along the general source-to-receiver array path.

"It would potentially mean that if we created a red jumper using this method, it would retain its colour and never fade in the wash," he added.

For example, Morgan Stanley's VAR for the first quarter of 2009 by its own reckoning was $115m, but using Goldman Sachs's method it would have been $158m.

In his brief tenure, Mr. Holmes pressed hard for Congress to increase financing for NASA and for the agency to streamline its management structure, improve internal communications and commit to the method it would use to reach the moon.

By this method it would be possible to make an organism that would be 90percentt human and 10percentt ape.

By using the discrete heat source method, it would be possible to study the transient propagation of dust flames.