Sentence examples for a very powerful technique from inspiring English sources
"It was a very powerful technique," said Nicholas Samios, a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island.
Done carefully, this is a very powerful technique, and yet another reason for having more than one independent measurement with independent uncertainties.
Adam von Poblitz, a lawyer who is head of estate planning at Citi Private Bank, said personal gifts were "a very powerful technique" for reducing eventual estate taxes.
He had a straightforward and lucid personality, and a very powerful technique, one of the finest there was, which could encompass the entire musical universe".
proved a very powerful technique for quantification of the amine.
Bayesian de-mixing is a very powerful technique that shines where PCA and ICA fall short.
Differential evolution (DE) has recently emerged as a simple yet very powerful technique for real parameter optimization.
Until recently it was not possible to apply this very powerful technique to study the behaviour of insects flying close to the ground because the strong radar echoes, reflected from ground features and from vegetation ('clutter'), almost always mask the very weak signals returned from insects.
(52) The very powerful technique of tissue-imaging mass spectrometry has established that d20 1 gangliosides are selectively localized along the entorhinal-hippocampus projections, especially in the molecular layer of the dentate gyrus, whereas those with the 18-carbon sphingoid base backbone are widely distributed throughout the frontal brain.
It has been illustrated that chemical intuition supported by rather simple and transparent, but very powerful techniques, can form a general scheme or framework leading to molecular engineering and theoretical design of very important and functional nanomaterials and nanostructures based on silicon, carbon and other group14 and group 15 elements.
In-situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has established itself as a very powerful analytical technique for its ability to provide a direct insight into the nature of materials under a broad range of environmental conditions.
