Sentence examples for paste method from inspiring English sources

In London, this "copy and paste" method is taking form through the Mini Holland scheme, which will see three boroughs transform into cycle-friendly spaces through the £100m funding of Dutch-inspired segregated bike lanes and human-scale infrastructure.

But researchers at the University of Texas have developed a "cut and paste" method for affordably producing these trackers in just 20 minutes.  .

How many times have you been to a companies website and wanted to copy their address into your contacts database but using the current cut and paste method, you find yourself manually adding in the data to each relevant field.

EC and pH were measured using pH and EC electrodes (Thermo Scientific Orion 4-star) after applying the saturated paste method (Richards 1954).

Soil TOC was analyzed by the FORMACSHT TOC/TN ANALYSER model (SKALAR) and the concentrations of heavy metals were measured using ICP instrument after applying the saturated paste method.

The Cut and Paste method (CAP) developed by Zhao and Helmberger (1994) and Zhu and Helmberger (1996) fits Pnl and surface wave separately and are particularly useful in resolving focal depth for two reasons.

It is absolutely unacceptable for second graders to learn "copy and paste" methods, because old habits are likely to stick.

Most blog templates allow for simple copy and paste methods, so you can copy your research material directly from one source and paste it into your content box on your blog.

Over the past two decades Ms. Kruger's cut-and-paste method, and the archives of pictures she once used, have been replaced by digital technology.

The P.C.N. & R. was edited and delivered by the proprietor, Brian O'Donnell, who assembled it each week by the cut-and-paste method, involving scissors and glue.

Originally executed with heated irons as in the glue-paste method, it increased in popularity by the introduction, around 1950, of the so-called "vacuum hot table".