Sentence examples for a different technique from from inspiring English sources

Alvin Schein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents condominium conversion sponsors and developers, said condominiums converted in the early 1980's and before used a different technique from condominiums converted or constructed in the past 15 or 20 years.

That is better than Mr Kerry's non-bounce (his vote actually fell after his convention).Our poll, the first taken in the week after the convention, uses a different technique from the others.

My old team-mate Jenson Button had a different technique from me through there when we were at McLaren.

He tells each story using a different technique -- from straightforward reporting to government memos to excerpts from a soldier's diary.

So he adopted a different technique, collecting funds from rich individuals, identifying the finest managers and then creating special funds with his clients' money for them to manage.

To find them, researchers used a different technique: They grew spores from the envelopes on petri dishes, generating hundreds or even thousands of colonies per dish, each the progeny of a single spore.

The expression of the integral equation (2.2) is different from that of (2.10) in [10] and that of (2.9) in [11], which shows that we can use a completely different technique from that of [10] and [11] to study problem (1.2).

That's easy enough, but I've come to favor a slightly different technique from my old friend Deborah Madison's cookbook "Seasonal Fruit Desserts".

The new discovery was made by a different technique that favors planets more distant from their star.

The 60 new prints from the portfolio titled "DeLuxe," produced by Two Palms Press, are even more intensely tactile, which focuses attention right off on their formal complexity, drawing as they do on a dozen different techniques from straightforward etching, to laser-cutting and tattoo-machine engraving.

These days, animators are able to seamlessly incorporate a variety of different techniques from traditional 2D animation, to stop-motion, to the seemingly omnipresent 3D, to animated live-action footage, in order to realize whatever their imaginations can fathom.