Sentence examples for reasonable methods from inspiring English sources
"In neuro-imaging research we have developed reasonable methods for identifying where things are, but are only just starting to develop methods for understanding how things happen, what the detailed mechanisms are".
"So long as reasonable methods to assure that the photo, video or audio file, or facial recognition technology, does not include contact details, this sort of engagement does not pose a privacy risk to kids," Carter Keithley, president of the Toy Industry Association, wrote in comments to the F.T.C.
Utility theory provides the reasonable methods to formulate the relationship between user experience and various QoS metrics.
At present, there are reasonable methods to fill in missing rainfall data (Gommes and Gobel 2013), and to calibrate new modern weather stations with older data.
It proves that compact AES architectures fail to optimize the AES hardware energy, whereas reducinginvalid switching activities and implementing power-optimized sub-modules are the reasonable methods.
Especially in montanic region, unpleasant geological condition confines engineers in working out more reasonable methods to stop water seepage, even leakage.
"What we're struggling with is the most reasonable method for combining polls," Mr. Kulka said.
The World Umpires Association says QuesTec is not a reasonable method for tracking umpires' calls of balls and strikes and evaluating umpire performance.
A federal judge who once threatened to stop notifications of sex offenders' neighbors said yesterday that the state attorney general has a "reasonable method" for distributing the community warnings allowed by Megan's Law.
"In other words, we have not restrained any money, and we will discuss with the company a reasonable method going forward to protect everyone's legitimate interests".
Like many Australians, they tolerated the idea of on-shore processing, justifying it as a reasonable method of sorting out who was a genuine refugee and who was not, but the moving of whole groups of people off-shore and – particularly – the recent decision to send them to Papua New Guinea was a bridge too far.
