Sentence examples for characteristic use of from inspiring English sources

From it he developed his characteristic use of courtyards, "rooms open to the sky".

Her characteristic use of formal verse sets her apart from many of her contemporaries.

Though the wrestlers had been detected by X-ray before, a new technique called macro scanning X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (MA-XRF) allowed researchers to identify van Gogh's characteristic use of pigment and his brushstrokes.

But what can be seen at the same time in Bergman's visual style, and especially since Persona, is his characteristic use of a particular kind of "two shot" (the cinematographer's eminently sensible term for a shot containing two people).

There is only one scene, at a party, that employs what would later be called the "Altman sound," the characteristic use of multiple recording tracks to obtain realistically overlapping dialogue.

This isolation of his subjects was heightened by Hopper's characteristic use of light to insulate persons and objects in space, whether in the harsh morning light (Early Sunday Morning , 1930 or the eerie light of an all-night coffee stand (Nighthawks, 1942).

Minimalistic compositions represent exotic locales in London-based artist and designer Thomas Danthony's Voyage series — 12 paintings linked by characteristic uses of bright hues, tinted with a touch of enigma.

In addition, the patients must complete a form with questions regarding clinical characteristics, use of medication and work status.

The survey captured information about respondents' sociodemographic characteristics, use of health services, and chronic disease diagnoses.

Information collected included household characteristics, use of prevention and control measures, and signs and symptoms.

Data were collected on sociodemographic and clinical characteristics, use of cigarettes and intake of beverages (including alcohol).