Sentence examples for one common way of from inspiring English sources
One common way of "borrowing" pension money is not to make each year's "annual required contribution," the amount actuaries calculate must be set aside to cover future payments.
One common way of finding new antibiotics was to modify the complex molecular structures of old standbys, such as tetracycline and erythromycin, because slight alterations in their structure could enable an antibiotic to slip past the defenses that had evolved in resistant bacteria.
One common way of achieving scalability with waveform codecs is to vary the audio bandwidth depending on the available layers.
One common way of answer this question is to look for some morally significant natural quality that is common to all beings that are noncontroversially owed respect (for example, all normal adult humans).
This is different from one common way of hybridization referred to as linear programming embedded metaheuristics where the algorithm searches only over the integer variables and a linear programming subproblem is solved corresponding to every solution visited, which can be computationally prohibitive.
One common way of proving that a polyhedron is integral is to show that its constraint matrix is TU [21], where a matrix is said to be totally unimodular if the determinant of each square submatrix is 0,+1,or -1.
One common way to indicate the spreading of pain is number of pain sites using a predefined manikin.
One common way to fix the scale of θ is to dummy code the β parameters, where one item is omitted and serves as the reference item.
One common way that delay of gratification is measured in adults is through a paradigm called delay discounting (e.g., Odum, 2011).
One common way we address problems in our ways of working at the Guardian is to form a working group around the problem.
But the ideal seems to be that individuals who are committed to one another in a common way of life, and thereby can be called friends, should not feel shame or seek to deceive each other, insofar as they can, and so get to know themselves and each other better.
