Sentence examples for the methodology by which from inspiring English sources

Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story incorporates official estimates, of 27 to 33 million, but then questions the methodology by which kangaroos are counted, arguing these estimations are deeply problematic.

Yuanmingyuan estimates there are 1.5 million relics in the hands of museums and private collectors outside China, but some Chinese scholars question the methodology by which such figures were obtained.

It would appear unlikely that an untrained amateur could evolve a theory, work out the methodology by which to test it, conduct all the necessary research himself, & arrive at results that would revolutionize the study of Paleolithic archeology--yet this is what a number of professional archeologists believe happened in the case of Marshack, who entered the field, almost by accident, in 1963.

"The only way to circumvent the prohibition against involuntary reallocation of common interests among units in a condominium is to commence a suit in State Supreme Court challenging the methodology by which they were allotted at the time of conversion," Mr. Cholst said.

The methodology by which this is carried out is based on the intelligent and adaptive pattern recognition capabilities of an artificial neural network (three-layer feed forward, back propagation).

The methodology by which design problems were analyzed and solutions were developed will be described in this paper, as well as some of the engineering features that made the final design possible.

There are also important philosophical worries about the methodologies by which Haidt comes to his deflationary conclusions about the role played by reasoning in ordinary people's moral judgments.

The answer likely lies in the antiquated methodology by which the government and other macro-economic news sources release their updates.

If we consider certain major components of parenting to be mentoring, then it has been the prevailing methodology by which the continuous components of civilization and culture are passed on from one generation to another.

John Sutherland (in the link above) talks of the "snitching" methodology by which self-appointed defenders of the "American Way" protect their state from the enemy within.

"Driven by consumer demand, as well as a cultural shift in the comfort level with using voice commands, the underlying voice recognition technology will continue to improve". The shift is significant because since the launch of the iPhone in 2007, touch has become the primary methodology by which we interact with technology.