Sentence examples for using conventional means of from inspiring English sources

Product porosities as low as 1.4% have been produced using this new design compared to 25% using conventional means of powder processing prior to combustion synthesis, this has also contributed to a greater than five times improvement in hardness of the resulting product.

Identifying dynamic forces from structural responses is necessary when direct measurement of those dynamic forces is impossible using conventional means.

One group was treated by GPs using homeopathy and the other by GPs using conventional means.

They are also tricky environments, at least using conventional means, in which to organise trade unions.

Coeur uses conventional means to process the ore, first blasting it from open pits and tunnels.

Certain foods that are produced using conventional means pose a greater health threat than others.

Baby spinach tends to lose too much liquid and shrink significantly when cooked using conventional means.

"You can't do this by using older, conventional means of reading books and taking notes".

WHEN a Scottish businessman named James Wilson founded The Economist 160 years ago this summer, he used the conventional means of circulating a prospectus.

The use of modern medicine is also an important factor for enrolling into CBHI since the scheme requires the regular use of conventional means of treatment; hence those who use modern medicine have been found to be more willing to pay than those who use other means of treatment [ 22, 23, 36, 41].

These requirements, of course, largely defeat the purpose of using a transporter over conventional means of travel in the first place.