Sentence examples for by using new techniques from inspiring English sources

By using new techniques against new data sources, it unlocked new value.

In this paper, the discharge capacity in triangular labyrinth side-weirs is computed by using new techniques with high precision.

The other provinces were less developed, but they soon ceased being mere suppliers of raw materials; they learned to exploit their natural resources by using new techniques and then began overtaking the more advanced economies of Italy and the Greek-speaking regions.

On the other hand, the disadvantages of MRI, such as limited spatial resolution and motion and susceptibility artifacts, have been overcome by using new techniques.

Emerging literature, by using new techniques of analyses, that is, sliding-window analysis, time-frequency coherence analysis, and flexible least squares based time-varying parameter regression strategy [ 38, 39], suggests that dynamic FC metrics may provide existence of changes in macroscopic neural activity patterns likely related to behavioral conditions [ 40].

Paradoxically, by increasing surveillance and using new techniques to parse that data effectively invasions of privacy, while all the more ubiquitous, could become less noticeable and disruptive.

Part of his work, he once remarked, was to be aware that additional restoration might be needed decades later so a restorer had to be careful to ensure that whatever he did could also be undone by future conservators using newer techniques.

He used new techniques developed by G. W. Pierce, co-author of the paper, to capture the sounds.

But new evidence was unearthed by a cold case review which used new techniques and more rigorous methods to examine clothing from the victim and from the five main suspects.

If the Telegraph makes something that works, like podcasts, we can copy it.' The paper can prosper by using new production techniques to cut costs and raising its price in line with competitors.

We are able to overcome the difficulty of disentangling efficiency effects from market power effects by using new empirical techniques that help our statistical analysis more closely approximate an experiment.