The phrase "a new technique a" is not correct in written English due to the repetition of the article "a." It cannot be used in any context as it stands, as it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "We are excited to introduce a new technique."
Alternatives: "a novel method" or "an innovative approach."
In a new technique, a barely visible pit is blasted out of a tooth with a laser and the vaporized enamel is passed into a mass spectrometer, which measures the amount of strontium or any other element of interest.
Through the use of a new technique, a higher order approximate theory is developed to predict the dynamic response of isotropic thermoelastic cylindrical shells.
A new technique, a compound parameterization, has been developed to address this problem and to make the NN emulation approach more suitable for long-term climate prediction and climate change projections and other numerical modeling applications.
A director of The Zinc Corporation plc, a company exploring a new technique for zinc extraction.
He offered succeeding generations of painters not so much a new technique as a whole new philosophy.
Dr. Anversa attributed his success chiefly to use of an old tool and a new technique.
In the matter of food raising most of the changes are a result of a new technique called grassland farming.
But using a new technique called a root Rx, developed at Bartlett 's laboratories, Dr. Hendrickson, a geriatric tree specialist, was determined to reinvigorate the tree.
"It's the scientific method I hear is all the rage," he says when plying a new technique during a crime.
Now researchers say they have found a new technique that may act as an early warning for infection.
"Keep in mind that every time a new technique comes along, a majority of the early studies will be misguided," he said.
