Sentence examples for become a technique of from inspiring English sources

The use of crumb rubber from scrap tires in hot bituminous mixes in order to improve their performance has become a technique of great potential in recent years.

Due to reduction of supply voltage and improving the time resolution with continued down scaling of CMOS technology, encoding signal values in the time domain has become a technique of increasing importance in modern signal processing.

Transcriptional activator-like effector nucleases (TALENs) have rapidly become a technique of choice for precision genome engineering.

In recent years, LA-ICP-MS has also become a technique of growing interest in the life sciences.

Such a long-lived spin order can be used readily to monitor a slow enzymatic process of biochemical relevance, but may find applications in other areas of magnetic resonance such as imaging (MRI), for which hyperpolarization by d-DNP has become a technique of choice to enable metabolic imaging, and in which short lifetimes of hyperpolarized molecules are usually a major limitation.

Doppler optical coherence tomography may become a technique capable of measuring BF in a valid and reproducible way [ 59 61,62 ].

This has become a recognised technique of the morphologists and it has a far longer history than you might imagine.

Since then, raw pigments applied thickly to a canvas have become a staple technique of modern abstract and semifigurative painting.

The French term means "under vacuum," and it refers to a process that has been around since the nineteen-seventies but has, in recent decades, become a favorite technique of the cutting-edge professional kitchen.

The arrest became a cause célèbre for First Amendment advocates and showcased what would become a standard technique of Mr. Wetmore and his cohort: taping classes, lectures and other campus events in the hopes of catching professors and others in moments of excessive political correctness or other embarrassments.

Optical trapping has become an efficient technique of trapping and manipulating micrometer and sub-micrometer dimension particles.