Sentence examples for the contemporary method from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Humbert of Silva Candida (died 1061) sharply criticized the contemporary method of episcopal and abbatial elections in 1058, pointing out that it completely reversed the order envisioned by the Church Fathers, which involved notification of the emperor at the end of the process.

Despite the use of low-arsenic water, the contemporary method of cooking unwashed rice at rice:water :: 1 1.5 2.0 until no discard water remains did not modify the arsenic content.

The contemporary method for reporting the performance of a beat classification algorithm involves beat-by-beat comparisons between the class as indicated by the algorithm and as indicated by some reference.

Figure6 presents an overview of how temporal impairments are computed in most of the contemporary methods.

Each of these fields made unique contributions to the contemporary methods used to assess physical activity environments.

The design objectives are (1) an automated and standardized insertion technique across patients with (2) more apical insertion than is possible by the contemporary methods, while (3) minimizing insertion trauma.

Table 3 shows the rank 1 recognition accuracies that compare the performance of the proposed DGHM-based method with that of the contemporary methods including the LBP [71, 72], local visual primitive (LVP), local Gabor textons (LGT) [73], and hierarchical ensemble global classifier (HEGC) [74] employed on the FERET database.

Because the modern music consumer is exposed to a vast variety of musical and visual styles, works like Al Qadiri's will simultaneously strike several chords for anyone wise to the contemporary methods of music finding.

It's visually attractive from a naturist's standpoint, but not the most contemporary method.

Instead of the frequency domain methods, the most contemporary methods turn their attentions to solve the problem in the spatial domain [13].

We believe these contemporary methods for mediation will be useful in shedding further light on the role of mammographic density in the etiology of breast cancer.