Whatever the instrument constructed, the instrument maker must consider materials, construction technique, and decoration, creating a balanced instrument that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
For some of us, architecture has been an effective construction technique.
I think he probably specified a stronger construction technique of the Cuben-fiber sail.
His construction technique, called dalle de verre, was briefly popular among mid-20th-century American architects and designers.
Meanwhile, the table's interior is being fabricated: IKEA uses a construction technique called "board-on-frame," in which solid-wood exteriors are stuffed with paper innards.
THE negotiators responsible for building a government here that can withstand the buffeting of Northern Ireland's fractious and violent society have tried a risky construction technique.
He was focused on perfecting the fits for which he is known, using a construction technique that was inspired in part by Bridget Jones.
The investigation is just beginning, but contractors involved in the project, along with engineers who know the construction technique, said it was possible that bracing used to keep the freshly poured concrete in place had failed.
Using a similar construction technique, door manufacturers have introduced a new line of entry doors with steel or fiberglass sheathing molded and painted to replicate the look of wood panel doors.
For all its relentless progress, Hong Kong has clung doggedly to an ancient Chinese construction technique -- surrounding its towers in a latticework of bamboo poles no different from those used by builders in China a thousand years ago.
An Iraqi, born in Beirut, she trained as an architect in Britain and is committed to renovating dwellings built from mud bricks, a construction technique still used by half the world's population.
