Sentence examples for methods of commercial from inspiring English sources

His analysis of the methods of commercial and technical image-making was matched by his study of high art; when he quoted commercial images in his art they usually came from the top end of the market.

For Nixon and his handlers, the lesson was plain: he needed to project an image that voters could "fill in" as it suited them, and this, rather than the banal fact that Nixon campaigned using the methods of commercial advertising, is what McGinniss's book documents.

This chapter provides an introduction to the enhancement methods of commercial shell-and-tube heat exchangers and their engineering application.

Presently, the main production methods of commercial hybrid rice are three-line system and two-line system, which are based on cytoplasmic male sterile (CMS) lines and photoperiod/thermo-sensitive genic male sterile (PTGMS) lines, respectively (Joshi et al. 2001; Li et al. 2012; Fan et al. 2017; Chang et al. 2016; Li et al. 2016a).

It was shown that the normalization methods of commercial software are not able to eliminate all bias and produce different results depending on the image analysis software used [ 20, 21].

In some regions, these are very common methods of commercial cooking, roasting meats at upward of 500 or 600 °F (260 or 316 °C) for a short period of time, which results in very juicy, crispy meat.

Purpose of testing, mean age of participants, HIV status, cytology and biopsy results, detection methods, use of commercial methods, or risk of bias as a result of patient selection did not explain any heterogeneity between indices for study accuracy.

CMYK is short for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key, or blacK; it refers to the standard in colors used in the "process" or "four-color" method of commercial printing.

In fact, public intervention in broadcasting markets has been particularly justified when advertising is the only method of commercial provision.

Here we present a polymer-free method of commercial CVD-grown graphene transfer from the initial copper substrate to the silicon device, in which a 15 nm-thick titanium layer replaces completely the polymer film as supporting layer during the transfer process.

During the past two decades, primary care systems across Europe have been faced with extensive reforms such as decentralisation; provider deregulation; purchaser-provider split; implementation of market-like, contractual relationships and performance-based payment methods; introduction of commercial enterprises; and focus on consumer choice [ 7- 14].