Sentence examples for antique technique from inspiring English sources

"The evolution (the '+' in the title of the project) from this antique technique is the figure of the athlete or dancer, well-defined and clear at the end of the timing sequence," Cafini tells Creators.

"I am lucky to know some artisans that are old ladies now, and they still embroider using the antique techniques which I use for my most elegant costumes".

As a student he discovered a kinship with Anton Webern, who wrote a dissertation on the Renaissance composer Heinrich Isaac and whose music filters antique techniques through the modern 12-tone method.

Art deco does not use columns and any antique techniques.

Diabetes mellitus is so named for the honeylike taste of a diabetic's urine, sweetened by sugar the body cannot absorb — knowledge garnered through an antique diagnostic technique.

To make "Keith" (1972), Mr. Close chose to take his established painting style of copying photographs via a grid and adapt it to the antique engraving technique of mezzotint, at first confounding Ms. Brown, his printer on that project.

Various antique enameling techniques, including cloisonné, basse taille, champlevé and plique-à-jour, also were used in this jewelry.

The period rooms survive in the new museum, along with an exhibition of furniture wood types, finishes and antique upholstery techniques.

He has been recorded by the producer Dennis Herring and the engineer Jaquire King so that his voice has presence, cavernous echo and a slightly overmodulated signal, suggesting antique recording techniques.

Another defining feature of Tiffany's art jewelry was his revival of antique jewelry-making techniques.

Meltonville is a tireless excavator of England's culinary heritage, and his services are coveted by the cadre of chefs who have recently become interested in resurrecting antique tastes and techniques.