Sentence examples for competition techniques from inspiring English sources
Records of competition techniques and winners (such as the 1836 list of "Men of Strength in Edo", which ranks competitors by weights lifted) indicate a competitive aspect.
Among many musicians, teachers and critics the terms "competition technique" and "competition mentality" are often used as pejoratives.
At least you'll know your competitions techniques.
"We looked at all aspects of the mental side of competition - techniques to calm down when you might get anxious, things to do to take your mind elsewhere.
As the correct determinations of affinities in this range are not straightforward, competition biosensor techniques and KinExA methods were both applied and compared.
Thanks to advances in information technology, the application of more aggressive management techniques, competition from China, an expansion in the informal economy, or (enter here your own pet theory) the U.S. economy simply doesn't need as many permanent workers as it used to need.
For a century and a half the previous pattern of Greek coinage spread widely all over the Greek world, its quantity stimulated by a growing sense of nationalism, its intrinsic quality kept high by commercial competition, and its technique raised to new and often superb levels in an age of self-confidence.
Prices have come down, thanks to higher volumes, market competition and improved manufacturing techniques.
There's an element, to be sure, in Mr. Amis's reviews of checking out the competition and anatomizing others' techniques with an eye to learning new tricks.
Two transaxles will be offered: a 6-speed automatic with paddle-shift mode or a 7-speed manual with rev-matching capability — an electronic version of the heel-and-toe shifting techniques that competition drivers employ to enable smooth gear changes when negotiating twisty bits.
In the analysis of ecological competition modeling using similar techniques is used to predict the abundance of bird species competing for food [ 22].
