Sentence examples for schemes in a way from inspiring English sources
They use complex contour integration to implement these schemes in a way that avoids inaccuracies when inverting matrix polynomials, but this approach creates new difficulties in choosing and evaluating the contour for larger problems.
It will also provide rigorous data on "gaming" in incentive schemes, in a way that no other study has so far done.
President Obama introduced blue into the overall color scheme in a way that conveys his more holistic commitment to change.
In consequence, a feedback loop can be enforced to modify the production scheme in a way that optimizes the recovery of existing hydrocarbon assets.
Taking it as foundation, Canard et al. modified this scheme in a way that customers could manage their shared documents dynamically in a tree-based structure.
During these studies, it is customary to represent bitumen and products of bitumen combustion by pseudo-components to describe the bitumen combustion reaction scheme in a way which not only describes the process reasonably well but also is easy to understand.
While this may very well be correct, it is built into the structure of the classification scheme in a way that would reduce comorbidity.
Balanced randomisation involves selecting certain baseline covariates (called balancing variables) and incorporating them into the randomisation scheme in a way that forces a certain degree of balance between treatment arms.
"Our commitment is to build this scheme in a way that they can be managed by the community and work for 10 to 20 years – until, ultimately, a public water supply comes," says Mr. Ravenscroft.
The seat, which starts about $400 and will be available in the fall, reflects an effort to move away from monochromatic office schemes, but in a way that would allow the pieces to blend with natural materials, said Masamichi Udagawa, Antenna's co-founder.
Our results treat several iterative schemes in a united way and properly include some results of [3 5, 8, 20, 21, 23, 24] as a special case.
