Sentence examples for methods of targeting from inspiring English sources

In World War I two technical methods of targeting enemy gun positions were adopted sound ranging and flash spotting.

The methods of targeting are so rudimentary and indiscriminate that, in Aleppo, many residents have moved closer to the front lines, risking sniper fire and shelling, because the helicopters don't drop barrels near government troops.

In his book "The Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns," Sasha Issenberg writes about the data-driven revolution in the methods of targeting potential voters and getting them to turn out on election day.

For re-use, three different methods of targeting are presented, one of them being simultaneously a design method.

During the course of our wider efforts to discover unique methods of targeting multidrug-resistant (MDR) pathogens, we identified a novel series of amide-linked pyrimido[4,5-b]indol-8-amine inhibitors of bacterial type II topoisomerases.

Therefore, as methods of targeting oncogenic pathways in cancer cells advance, so will the necessity for targeting mechanisms of acquired drug resistance.

Even the guarantee of a three-week break between Cheltenham and Aintree does not fit in with most trainers' preferred method of targeting the National from some way off.

Lib Dem sources have briefed this week that they might look at additional council tax bands as an alternative method of targeting high-value homes, but in response to newspaper reports that this was an option being actively considered, Nick Clegg's office said: "The government has no plans to change council tax bands.

In this study, we developed a new method of targeting plasmid DNA and/or the antigen (Ag)–antibody (Ab) complex to DCs via the DC receptor DEC-205, also known as cluster of differentiation CD205.

This method of targeting both the victim and the family instead of merely threatening a family without ever interacting with the supposedly kidnapped person has become increasingly common.

@xrsone noted that this piecemeal and disjointed method of targeting individual accounts spouting extremist ideology has failed to curb the practice of so-called "swarm accounts" — a network of Twitter followers that notify each other when one of their accounts is shut down and mass together to blast out tweets to re-promote the new account.