Sentence examples for true approaches from inspiring English sources

Thus, credence 0.2 in proposition \(A\) is hypothetically calibrated if, as we move to worlds with more and more propositions like \(A\), the proportion of such propositions that are true approaches one-fifth in the limit.

As predicted (by Eqs. 4 and 7), the value of cf voi /cf true approaches 1 for the larger organ inserts and is significantly reduced for the smaller spherical inserts.

Is that right?" Holdren gamely played along, explaining that "it depends on the type of science, but the notion of posing a hypothesis and then trying to determine whether it is right is one of the tried and true approaches in science, yes".

2 For me, purity is the only true approach.

Luckily there is a tried and true approach that significantly increases turnout and makes sure that elections are not forgone conclusions: allowing voters to register and vote on Election Day.

Her green-gray eyes, full lips and strong chin — "I tend to want to lead with my chin when I talk," she says, and it's true — approach the world resolutely.

User-centered design is a tried and true approach to product design.

There's the old tried and true approach on email, or using VOIP services like Skype, or cloud-based services like Dropbox and Box.net, or the browser-based Ge.tt, to veterans like WeTransfer and YouSendIt.

The stress strain curves and the strain rate strain curves are derived from both series of experiments according to the engineering approach and to the true approach, the latter being obtained according to different hypotheses for the post-necking evolution of the true curve.

There are plenty of ways to tackle that question but Sharp is taking a tried and true approach for their newest Japan-only smartphones — throwing their own custom UI over the stock Android experience, thanks to a little help from global design firm frog.

If you want different results you might consider being open to using a tried and true approach in a new way.