Sentence examples for one of many methods from inspiring English sources
By Jamie Holmes August 28, 2015 Robert Fernandez's step-by-step video for an experiment on the social behavior of fruit flies is one of many methods videos available on the Web sites of science journals.
Robert Fernandez's step-by-step video for an experiment on the social behavior of fruit flies is one of many methods videos available on the Web sites of science journals.
But this is only one of many methods employed by scientists over the years to work out where animals roam.
"What Samsung has done has touched on one of the areas relating to antennas, and with that achieved a higher data rate – but this is just one of many methods being examined to increase it".
Part of a larger, $100,000 project being conducted by the Virginia Transportation Research Council, a partnership between VDOT and the University of Virginia, the optical speed bars are one of many methods being tested to determine whether safety practices used in other countries will work as well here.
And this is just one of many methods I know will work to grow your own revenue (because I've personally tested it).
It is one of the many methods of torture used in Saydnaya military prison, Syria's most notorious jail, a hidden complex now brought to life in a harrowing interactive digital model as part of Amnesty International's work to raise awareness of the darkest untold stories of President Assad's brutal regime.
Complementary Functions method reduces the boundary value problem to an initial-value problem which can be solved accurately by one of many efficient methods such as Runge Kutta method.
Of course Islamophobia is only one of the many methods gun advocates have to rationalize the protection of any and all guns.
The Berkeley method is just one of many such methods, each of which can lead to very different risk findings.
And these styles are shown not to correspond with a singular scientific method but merely one of many possible methods that is dominant or useful at the time [ 62].
