Sentence examples for methods that went from inspiring English sources

But in Virginia, while his cause was honored, questions were raised about his methods that went unasked in New York, including whether Brown's raid on an arsenal, his taking of hostages and his murder of innocents made him more similar to contemporary terrorists than to other abolitionists.

At the heart of his thesis is an analysis of the statistical methods that go into popular business titles such as Good to Great and Built to Last.

For all these reasons, methods that go beyond solving equations (91) and (92) have had to be introduced into classical mechanics.

The theorem states that every Goodstein sequence eventually terminates at 0. Goodstein's theorem is certainly a natural mathematical statement, for it was formulated and proved (obviously by proof methods that go beyond PA) by Goodstein long before (that is, in 1944) it was shown, in 1982, that the theorem is not provable in PA (Kirby & Paris 1982).

Writing teachers don't need to be published authors, but they should be able to write, without a lot of effort, the essays they ask their students to write so that they can help their students work through the thought processes, techniques, and organizational methods that go into good writing.

It also requires the application of additional social scientific research methods that go beyond the application of statistical methods based on the multi-stage life table.

However, there are a variety of methods that go beyond the 'bag of genes' model of genomes and use genomic context to predict or refine orthologous relationships.

Modeling of multicellular systems requires methods that go beyond the standard repertoire of model formalisms in systems biology (Machado et al., 2011).

Because exposure to mobile emissions can be variable across short distances and depends on personal activity patterns, assessing such exposures requires methods that go beyond the use of government monitoring data alone.

Because exposure to mobile emissions can vary across short distances and depends on personal activity patterns, assessing such exposures requires methods that go beyond the use of government monitoring data alone.

In fact, the research programs of many psychologists which involve methods that go far beyond surveys address philosophical issues (e.g. Greene 2003 and Malle 2004), and it is unclear what distinguishes this work from x-phi other than disciplinary label.