Sentence examples for other to arrive from inspiring English sources
Mr Leonetti said: "These are all details which allow us to compare the remains one against the other to arrive at an eventual identification".
The decades between 1610 and 1670, referred to in the history of mathematics as "the precalculus period," were a time of remarkable activity in which researchers throughout Europe contributed novel solutions and competed with each other to arrive at important new methods.
Lewis presents the pair of academics partly, like all the greatest double acts, as star-crossed lovers – in their formative years, each of them seems, in retrospect, to have been waiting for the other to arrive in order to find out exactly what he was capable of.
The pattern of news media outlets reinforcing each other to arrive at a general held belief has been noted for stories about epidemics of other drugs of abuse [3], [5], [8], [9], [27 [cited in 11]]].
This study demonstrates how experimental and computational methods can interact with each other, to arrive at more accurate predictions of drug-induced perturbations.
We reviewed the final codes, including their defining properties and their relationship to each other, to arrive at consensus regarding the central, unifying themes that emerged from the data [ 16, 19].
To go on the group outings would mean hanging around for hours waiting for others to arrive and argue about what they were going to do and where.
The university urged the 6,250 graduates, and tens of thousands of relatives and others, to arrive at least a half-hour early to allow for the delays the screenings are expected to cause.
The micro-scale quantifies the way individuals combine their own inherent preferences or attributes with the influences of others to arrive at their chosen courses of action.
Students who engage in collaborative learning can better relate new knowledge to knowledge they already possess and reflect on their own viewpoint and those of others to arrive at a more comprehensive understanding of an issue (Miller and Redman 2010).
Consider a simple model for product adoption, in which individuals combine their own preferences and opinions regarding the available options with their observations of the actions of others to arrive at their decisions about which product to adopt.
