Sentence examples for methods of leaving from inspiring English sources
For example, persons who lose their driving ability may still find adaptive methods of leaving the home through relying on others for transportation.
The Union, he argues, should abandon its old method of leaving constitutional negotiations to national leaders.
It's a method of leaving a business that many business owners are fascinated with, and one that could potentially leave a business in the hands of those who have a deep-seated interest in maintaining its prosperity: its hard-working employees.
More recently, Horch et al. [44] describe a method of leaving the APB insertion in place but pulling the fibres dorsally to change the vector of the tendon to help recreate the stability conferred by the RCL.
The OPT and OPF generated during the replanting session can be problematic as the current method of leaving the dead tress between the rows of palm trees to naturally decompose for soil conservation, erosion control, and in the long-term nutrients recycling purpose; poses the risk of attracting harmful insect.
Therefore, the authors have developed a new, less traumatic method of leaving the capsule behind the new implant.
One of the infamous torture methods consisted of leaving prisoners hanging upside down from a pole for hours, heels and wrists tied together in a position known as the "parrot's perch".
This method has the advantage of leaving the stimulus unaltered and thus of not interfering with the normal reading process.
These methods of denouncement left a mark on the Sinti which has yet to disappear.
Parallel to this I was reaching a kind of crisis with my work, realizing that the little experience I had with traditional methods of exhibiting left me pretty unfulfilled; also having arrived at the standard "object crisis".
This method, however, has the disadvantage of leaving the class probabilities undefined and of giving equal performance marks to points that are at different distances away from their corresponding assigned clusters.
