Sentence examples for countries techniques from inspiring English sources

In French-speaking countries, techniques used in cognitive remediation for patients with schizophrenia have been applied from those used for patients with cerebral injury.

Simply by participating in international markets, countries are exposed to other countries' techniques, and have an incentive to copy and improve on them.All this can make the relationship between trade, technology and growth quite complicated.

The Samedan Ski School, Engadina Golf Course, CH-07503 Samedan, offers scheduled lessons in both classic and skating cross-country techniques during January and February 41-8181) 852-3540.

He was famous for capturing straight up the raw emotions of people living tough lives, sometimes using his speaking voice in an old-time country technique called recitation.

Koch, who is credited with developing a new cross-country technique that evolved into the skating style, won a silver medal in the 30K race at the 1976 Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria.

Iina provided basic lessons in cross-country technique — something every Finn, it seems, is born an expert at — while the rest of us marveled more at the surroundings than the instructions.

Similar carbon-labelling initiatives have been launched in many countries, measurement techniques are gradually being formalised and a global standard is in the works.

To establish these biogases in the traditional energy systems of the countries, separation techniques have to be used to remove the inert carbon dioxide and the polluting gases.

Netherlandish artists found increasingly inventive ways to highlight and differentiate their work from manuscripts from surrounding countries; such techniques included designing elaborate page borders and devising ways to relate scale and space.

Specifically in developing countries, these techniques could help policy-makers craft policies to reduce public-private and rural-urban maldistribution.

In the developed countries, new techniques constantly create crises in the distribution and marketing of certain abundantly produced fishery products and consequently called for better marketing techniques.