Sentence examples for methods strikingly from inspiring English sources

Herder's decision to focus on the "innerness" of history's participants, and his consequent emphasis on psychology and interpretation as historical methods, strikingly anticipated and strongly influenced Dilthey.

A press article had appeared, describing the author's visit to a secret monastery in Central Asia, where methods strikingly similar to Gurdjieff's methods were apparently being taught.

Proof is made by the study of the linguistic distribution of communities in a Belgian mobile call graph [32], where the communities returned by the Louvain method strikingly show a well-known linguistic split, as illustrated on Figure 5. Figure 5 Community detection in Belgium.

I notice, however, that while their aims are opposite, their rhetorical methods are strikingly similar.

Moreover, the three methods showed strikingly similar and strong genetic effects of fragmentation.

Although the SNP and ANIm methods are strikingly different they produced trees sharing very similar topologies (fig. 2 C and D).

Because of the caveats associated with the use of uninfected lung tissue as a control, we generated both hierarchical and comparative lists of transcript abundance; the overall transcriptional profiles from both methods were strikingly similar.

The basic techniques involved in cellular pathology evolved over 150 years ago (reviewed in van den Tweel and Taylor, 2010) and, although there have been technical advances, particularly in optics, many of the methods remain strikingly similar and require relatively simple equipment.

This method is strikingly similar to the particle-in-cell approach, except that discontinuous waves are pushed around instead of macroparticles.

Population migration rates obtained using this method are strikingly different from those calculated using classic estimators of gene flow.

When the two data sets were analyzed using the same regression methods, they produced strikingly similar models that performed creditably.