Sentence examples for archaic techniques from inspiring English sources

Zoo organizations still using these archaic techniques need to review their ethical obligations to their animals.

These relatively archaic techniques actually fool the eye more than today's overused video illusions (which we now read as simply "computer effects") and create a more genuinely dreamlike environment.

Specifically, Eliade's book "Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy," heralded as the western conduit for shamanism, declares what shamanism is and who is allowed to become a shaman.

Historian of religion Mircea Eliade (1907 1986) borrowed from the Russian ethnologist and many others to built his seminal theory of shamanism, which he presented in Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy (1964, based on a French original dated 1951).

It is an archaic technique in which three-dimensional puppets appear to be moving because their bodies are altered in each frame.

Though his Gothic and almost archaic technique betrays a romantic affinity for the legacy of his craft, without a doubt Wilcox brings us something new, captivating and disquieting.

Future studies should discern how students acquire information about archaic abortion techniques.

As others dip into the past, archaic ingredients and techniques have made their way from archive to bar.

Musicologists have described Monteverdi's Missa in Illo Tempero as a "parody mass" because it's built around archaic material and techniques.

His works often juxtaposed archaic musical languages and techniques (including medieval melodic figures and quasi-Baroque harmonizations) and more modern styles, but except for passing effects, Mr. Hovhaness rarely transgressed the boundaries of conventional tonality.

Ms. Giberson makes all of her clothes herself, mostly using techniques learned from archaic sewing manuals, and mostly by hand.