The phrase "build techniques" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of developing or improving skills or methods for a specific purpose or task. Example: "As a coach, my job is to help my players build techniques for better ball control and passing accuracy on the field."
Classroom management or similar workshops can help you with the administrative side of an instructional program, where more specialized classes from experienced trainers will address the "building blocks of language" to help you build technique.
Mr. Ross suggests just that alternative for someone who discovers acting later in life and must begin with the basics to build technique.
Writing won't happen unless you work and build technique, but equally it won't happen unless you yield to what you don't understand.
He could use a bit of forgetting how good he is at this aspect of his masterfully built technique and just concentrate on Halvard's enervating dilemma.
However, just as the SA-IS algorithm builds on previous techniques, future algorithms will most likely build on techniques, such as lexical naming, reviewed in this article.
There are tantric breathing classes that build ecstasy, techniques to lengthen orgasms until they're several minutes or even an hour long, and many more.
□ In this section, we build on techniques developed in [ 14] to generate the minimal separators of G ′ (M) and their parallel relations in O(n m) time.
The initiative Espacios de Paz (Spaces of Peace) brought practitioners, residents, students and public bodies together in various city neighbourhoods impacted by social division – from Caracas to Maracaibo – to create shared and creative public spaces using self-build techniques.
This paper demonstrates shifting the onus of self-build techniques, and shows how these policies and changes affected the urban poor.
