Sentence examples for creating new techniques from inspiring English sources

"I have been creating new techniques for the instruments," she says, "and have written new compositions that carry the thoughts of the young generation.

Rather, they activity experimented, with a singular focus on creating new techniques within their mature sports.

Instead she shuttles between Gatwick and a factory in northern Italy, supervising every stitch and pushing her (entirely machine-made) knits to a finer, more vibrant complexity: "I want to create new techniques in knitwear so it can look modern".

He tells a story, for instance, of the OncoMouse:In the 1980s researchers at Harvard working with DuPont created new techniques to insert cancer-causing genes, oncogenes, into mice.

But most of all he created new techniques and textures: he roughed up the feathers to look like fur, or stitched them so close to the backing that they felt as smooth as snakeskin; he mixed them with beadwork in collages, or lacquered and bent them like armor plates.

Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers created new techniques, developed and applied them to solve engineering problems since two decades.

Sponsored by the Center for Disease Control in partnership with the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, it will be used by state and local health departments to better understand the HIV epidemic among gay and bisexual men and potentially create new techniques to reverse the trend.

Despite this, he considers himself a fan of technique-driven guitarists like Randy Rhoads and Steve Vai, but represses an urge to emulate their style: "People believe that by playing faster and creating new playing techniques you can progress forward, but then they realize that emotionally they don't progress at all.

The present study examines the processes that occur in circumterrestrial space during magnetic perturbations by creating new algorithms and techniques for recognition, analysis, and interpretation of data.

It is devoted to a generation of so-called "new literati painters" who are rethinking the history of traditional painting by stretching techniques, creating new styles and introducing themes from popular culture.

"Visual art has been a source of inspiration in creating new instruments and new musical techniques but the aesthetic result is often only to be considered on the functional plane," says Datacode.