Sentence examples for the method derived from inspiring English sources

"On the one hand there's the Method, derived from Stanislavsky, where as an actor I live through the character and the character lives through me.

We then derive a new method that outperforms the method derived in [28].

The method derived by Spector and Grant (1970) was then used to estimate depths directly from the radially averaged power spectrum (Maus and Dimri 1996).

Finally, the results of the preliminary design of the solar dryer are presented using the thermal analysis procedure and the method derived from the Second law of thermodynamics.

Nevertheless, the method derived in the 'Stochastic forecast of the geomagnetic field' section does not contain any deterministic equation for advecting the magnetic field and the flow inside the outer core.

In this subsection, we will present some figures to illustrate the effectiveness of our proposed algorithm in different scenarios and compare it to the method derived in [28] (referred to as FAPI-TLS-ESPRIT method).

The method derives selectivity from the different rates, at which the fluorescing 3,5,6-trihydroxyindole derivatives (lutines) of the catecholamines are formed and degraded for adrenaline and noradrenaline.

Swadesh and others then tried to quantify the method, deriving the date that two languages split from their percentage of shared cognates.

However, bilateral filters that the method derives its strengths from are known to introduce artifacts like staircasing and gradient reversal.

The method derives a temperature and a back-mixing strategy for the reactor to optimise conversion and selectivity.

The method derives absorption from the change in light transmission through a Teflon filter on which particles have been collected.