Sentences with phrase «by useful examples»

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This could be done, for example, by reducing red tape that is useful but not essential for a limited — say, two year — period.

For example, it is often useful to view the short - end of the yield curve as being primarily influenced by growth, with the long - end mostly reflecting inflation expectations.

His is a style that has been informed not just by mathematical analysis, but also his practical experience — of which there are many useful examples — and especially his unique personal history, which informs every page.

For example, the idea that the brain is a complex non-linear dynamic system is mentioned only fleetingly - leaving me with the feeling that we had missed an opportunity for a useful discussion (such as perhaps making a connection with the ideas advocated by Polkinghorne regarding the possibility of chaotic systems «amplifying» quantum level uncertainties up to the macro-level).

For several examples for the recent use of firearms for defensive purposes not typically reported by the national media please visit: http://www.equalforce.net please forward this address to others to whom this information may be useful.

«We also asked other [civic and religious] associations for their support, for example, by providing mattresses and materials which could be useful.

No doubt they would have agreed before the festival that fast action was to be taken against any disturbance and that a few examples by crucifixion might be especially useful at the outset.

Your example of Jimmy Jones is a useful one, but is the distinction between Jones and (say) Arkady Dvorkovich that while both may be private citizens and both could be approached by reporters, Jones is not on the «political stage» while Arkady might be considered to be so?

Perhaps inevitably, dam projects have thus frequently created poverty and damaged ecologies, for example by causing displacement and by undermining useful ecological phenomena like annual flooding that spreads irrigation water and fertile soil.

Social media isn't always accurate — Reddit's targeting of the wrong suspect in the 2013 Boston bombings is one cautionary example — but the barrage of data produced by Twitter and Facebook can be immensely useful to emergency responders and researchers studying crises, and point to innovative crisis management.

The framework would be useful for solving other questions in the sciences and social sciences in which researchers analyze how three or more components might interact — for example, how climate is affected by the interplay among temperature, rainfall, humidity and ocean acidity.

For example, building a useful invisibility cloak — the kind that could hide a person or a military tank — requires crafting many little devices that pick up a ray of light on the far side of an object, away from the observer, and then relay that ray, row by row, around the object.

Here's one example of how this information might be useful for doctors and patients: Irinotecan is a drug only indicated by the FDA for use in colon cancer.

The case studies are intended to support efforts within the human rights community to explore and tackle M&E challenges by providing concrete examples and transferable lessons about how to integrate M&E in useful ways.

It shows targeting specific symptoms of depression by using cognitive behavioural therapy, for example, can be useful in reducing depression and therefore its effect on the child.

For example, CBD appears useful as a treatment for some forms of severe childhood epilepsy, and its use for severe epilepsy was approved by the Indiana legislature this year.

If you're searching for a way to bring people together, this website can guide you by offering lists of reliable venues and suppliers while providing useful examples of stellar events where romance blossoms.

The more useful example for us among those he has examined is Ontario, for Canada has no federal education department nor (to my knowledge) any involvement by the national government in the delivery or financing or even policy - setting for primary - secondary education.

Information, benefits, useful tips and best practices, notable examples and new trends, all produced by our top experts worldwide.

A useful feature on their website is the ability to view the musicals by key stage, so you'll only see the musical plays which are appropriate for the age group of your children, for example, pre-school (ages 3 to 5), key stage 1 (ages 5 to 7) and so on.

For example, one Test Drive strategy is to «explicitly draw students» attention to the transfer goal by pointing out how the skill is useful outside of school, or by demonstrating an example of how you have used it in practice.»

In other words, while the figures may prove to be useful, the polemics around them are likely of less value... unless, of course, you want to read / analyze a good example of the non-research-based rhetoric and assumptions advanced by «the other side.»

The 2018 Ohio Education By the Numbers report and site can serve as a useful example for advocates in other states who are seeking to effectively share important education statistics.

The standards, which will be written in plain English, will be accompanied by useful guidance and examples of menus that have been given the thumbs up by cooks, caterers and of course pupils!

Baker and Miron provide a useful introduction to some of the ways in which charter operators, for example, generate profit by running schools.

As well as having a big cabin, the Mazda's boot is pretty useful with a capacity of 474 litres — although it's not the biggest in class (the Mondeo by way of example offers a massive 557 litres).

The Scout GPS app, for example, is useful for getting turn - by - turn directions, but it's a far cry from being able to use Google Maps or Waze — with their clear maps and comprehensive traffic info — on a large in - dash screen.

While the STS - V is unable to process destination - address entry via voice command (in the vein of some Honda cars we've seen), its navigation system does boast some very useful voice - command features, including: on - demand repetition of turn - by - turn guidance (say: Navigation repeat) and the ability to overlay points of interest on the map (say: Navigation Japanese restaurant, for example).

Opinionated Essay: Some Useful Tips for You Opinionated essay is a kind of essay, which presupposes the presenting subjective point of view of the writer to the subject under consideration, which is supported by the reasons, examples, and evidence.

For example, progressive delivery (although it doesn't make much difference specifically for essays) is very useful when you buy large papers (e.g., dissertations and theses), as it allows you to both pay for them in installments and receive them in the same way, chapter by chapter.

A carpenter can increase the value even further by making something useful (a door, for example).

For example, by gathering all the financial statement data that was available to investors in the lead - up to a share price disappointment, we can analyse whether particular financial ratios served as useful indicators of trouble ahead.

Our example of a dog that went swimming is a useful one, because the water may be long gone by the time the infection becomes obvious.

One example of a well - known change program was developed by change expert John Kotter.4 One of the first comprehensive change management programs, this 8 - step program is especially useful when trying to make group change.

This is useful in a directional selection programme because improvements may be achieved by indirect selection, for example, by using alternative tests that are readily available rather than direct selection for traits that may occur later in life or that may be difficult or expensive to measure.

For example you can throw fireballs or release bubbles which surround you and protect you from enemies; as well as the traditional weapons such as rockets and a machine gun (which by shooting downwards you can fly through the air - very useful).

The following information was translated by Perfectly Nintendo... - includes a selection of 295 levels from all 3 Nintendo 3DS games - also features 40 different costumes that you can get using a capsule - toy machine, only takes tickets you get for free - more levels you clear, the more costumes you unlock - they feature special abilities, which will be useful to clear hard stages - Bike Rider DX will also feature «emergency capsule» - helps you to clear the hardest levels by helping you back up should you fall down a pit for example - in the upgraded Grand Prix mode, which is now playable online, you can challenge other players to intense races - allowed to use the costumes in this mode - special collaboration with Kamen Rider Build, which will be added through DLC - a set of 10 special levels based on the TV series

Working there helped formalize what I'd previously done by instinct — for example, having a useful design vocabulary.

It is useful to see, for example, the late work of Reg Butler, which was reviled and attacked by feminists in the early 1970s, and has begun to be rehabilitated only very recently.

For example, the Univ of Maine has research and development on a type of genetically - modified bacteria that converts wood pulp to ethanol and the by - products are useful in the construction material industry.

If all you do is continue your nonsense then you do great harm because you become one of the useful idiots whose comments get mocked by those who seek to discredit skeptics and use stupidity like yours as an example.

(By the way, it is not at all unusual for mainstream alarmist scientists to use this same feedback formula as a useful though imperfect abstraction, for example in Gerard H. Roe and Marcia B. Baker, «Why Is Climate Sensitivity So Unpredictable?»

For example, the constant refrain about how «the consensus» was wrong about plate tectonics is useful for «skeptics» to exploit - and then argue that the existence of a «consensus» on climate change isn't meaningful - when they don't also consider just how pervasively we all trust the product of scientists» work, and by extension the power of shared opinion among experts, as we live our daily lives.

It has been shown, for example by [Parker et al., 1994], that this is the case, and that marine SST measurements provide more useful data and smaller sampling errors than marine air temperature measurements would.

They perform a useful function in many areas, for example I am a skier and if the skiing industry were to have their way the swiss mountains would likely be plastered in ugly high rise resorts served by numerous snow cannon, like parts of France.

I suspect the most useful part of that information will be the algorithm description, which should permit cross-checking by other investigators, for example Po - Chedley and Fu (relevant 2012 article on UAH reconstructions here).

As an example, if I set out to map the major underwater features of a particular lake by looking carefully from a particular point 50 feet above the surface level from one of the banks and performing naive calculations, I may very well end up with results that will be skewed; however, the data might still be very useful and can be transformed into something much more accurate by applying the proper mathematical transformations with physical justifications.

If you find this tool useful, please let us know how you are using it in your community, classroom, or congregation by sending an e-mail to [email protected] We may add your example to our ever - growing list of the many ways folks around the world are spreading the Plan B vision.

However, as the number of observations involved is very small, impacts on mean temperatures are minimal (for example, even a 5 °C error which affected 1 % of observations would only alter mean temperatures by 0.05 °C) and the stations are still useful in assessment of those.

Examples of useful techniques are Wang and Domoto (1974); Coakley and Chylek (1975); volcano: Hansen et al. (1978); reviewed by Ramanathan and Coakley (1978), quote p. 484; Charlock and Sellers (1980); Coakley et al. (1983).