Sentence examples for contemporary techniques and from inspiring English sources

Using contemporary techniques and technology, each has been re-engineered for the 21st century.

He brought in producers, including Timbaland, Rodney Jerkins, Stargate, and others, to bring the vocal performances up to date with contemporary techniques and technologies.

Utilizing traditional and contemporary techniques and tools, faculty across various design disciplines expose students to a unique cross-section of inquiry.

This is striking, coming from Koolhaas, who has usually seemed happy to embrace contemporary techniques and has never been too precious about the niceties of traditional architecture; but then, paradox has also been one of his favourite tools.

Thursday, December 15 at 3 15 p.m. in the Hagan Dance Studio: "Introduction to Contemporary Dance" taught by Alexandra Beller, a class designed for people who are curious about the art of contemporary dance, in which students have studied contemporary techniques and choreography with the goal of broadening dance knowledge and physical abilities.

Contemporary techniques and clinical outcomes are well described in recent literature [6 11].

Thursday, May 5 at 2 30 p.m. in the Hagan Dance Studio: "Contemporary Technique and Choreography," co-taught by Rebecca Stenn and Nicole Wolcott.

Mr. Márquez's readings may skew the picture slightly; he plays a modern guitar, with the speedy suaveness and dexterity of contemporary technique and a free, occasionally quirky approach to rhythm and tempo.

The Schwertsik disk also includes "Vienna Chronicles 1848 (Book I)," a wonderful set of modernist parodies of Viennese waltzes and other 19th-century dance forms with, perhaps, hints of the European unrest of 1848, and "Dracula's House and Court Music," an appealing amalgam of neo-Romantic melody and contemporary techniques in harmony and sound production.

Contemporary techniques of anatomical and pathological depiction can achieve such accuracy and objectivity that any attempt to aestheticise them seems egregious.

Tuberculosis (TB) is an often neglected, epidemic disease that remains to be controlled by contemporary techniques of medicine and biotechnology.