Sentence examples for of his procedures from inspiring English sources

But no witnesses supplemented accounts of their amazement with descriptions of his procedures.

Later during my visit to Runels' clinic, I was sitting down for lunch – idly asking him why he'd trademarked the name of his procedures – when suddenly he stabbed a giant needle through the lid of my sushi container.

A moment following one of his procedures made its way into the film, which the pair remembered with a lot of laughter -- years after the painful awkwardness of the original event.

Because his work had demonstrated the value of long-term monitoring of seizures and of his procedures for managing difficult cases, the commission recommended the establishment of specialized epilepsy centers in major urban areas, a recommendation that was subsequently implemented.

When trans curator and fashion historian E-J Scott went into hospital for surgery, he kept everything from his room: the hospital gown from one of his procedures, the needle used for his morphine prescription, the pillowcase off his bed, and even the cups that nurses gave medicine in.

Upon all these operations he stamped the seal of his personality by the originality of his procedures and the smoothness, ease, and perfection of technic that proclaimed a real master, a master who dared where others quailed and who succeeded where others would have failed without his skill, his precision, and the confidence with which he planned and executed his operations" [ 2].

He gave a summary of his procedure in starting a novel.

After completing the editing, he wrote a treatise that covered four topics: a defense of his procedure, a biography of Aristotle, an exploration into the question of authenticity, and an examination of the Aristotelian system of thought.

He discussed the Baysian incentive compatibility of his procedure.

He applied numerical solution for validation of his procedure (Goode 1987).

The best example of his procedure is Alexander's construal of an Aristotelian conception of fate in the treatise On Fate.