Sentence examples for a technique borrowed from from inspiring English sources

In some surveys, participants are asked about increasingly sensitive information, a technique borrowed from behavioral economics.

A technique borrowed from acoustics could lead to a super-powerful amplifier of microwave radiation.

Under the Foundry's aegis, CMI's Shark Tank initiative applies a technique borrowed from the CNBC show of the same name.

Price variation is a technique borrowed from retailers, who often mark down merchandise if it hasn't sold quickly.

There are more such critters, tiny ones in gold filigree, a technique borrowed from West Asia via the northern steppes.

A few ballads have stanza-length burdens interspersed between the narrative stanzas, a technique borrowed from the medieval carols.

The Tholos also uses a projection technique borrowed from a device over a century old: the zoetrope.

Biochemist David Grainger of Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, U.K., and his team say they've found an effective alternative in a powerful technique borrowed from analytical chemistry.

In the 22 February issue of Nature, a new technique borrowed from engineering backs up a theory about the hunting strategy of Allosaurus, a common Jurassic carnivore.

It is a campaign technique borrowed from the US and one the Lib Dems have perfected over years by getting to know every voter in the constituency.

The approach is based on a boundary element method (BEM) which uses either transient or steady temperature inputs, and incorporates a smoothing technique borrowed from inverse problem methods to provide robustness to input temperature uncertainties.