Sentence examples for curtain technique from inspiring English sources

The Double Curtain technique was first tried at Geneva in 1960, and four years later field trials with growers began.

The string curtain technique proved to be effective, but because of some biotic and abiotic constraints and the low economic threshold of mites, even for the commercialized high canopy stem roses, the present device could be more appropriate for another horticultural crop, e.g. tomato.

In the early days, Shah used the so-called "man behind the curtain" technique to gauge user response.

Our laboratory has used the DNA curtain technique to measure nucleosome binding distributions as a function of DNA sequence.

The DNA curtain technique for visualizing protein DNA interactions has been reviewed elsewhere, and a series of technical articles describes the methodology and its applications in depth.

We then review illustrative examples that have applied the single-molecule DNA curtain technique to study protein DNA interactions and show how this framework enhances the understanding of single-molecule results.

We decided to write a pre-scripted interaction, and test it behind the curtain using a technique called Wizard of Oz testing.

The quartet sketch their characters broadly, but without giving too much away at first: they peek out at us, wide-eyed, from behind the curtain of their technique, like children backstage, happy and expectant, waiting to go on.

Cordero, Ashmanskas, Mazzie, and Yorke sketch their characters broadly, but without giving too much away at first: they peek out at us, wide-eyed, from behind the curtain of their technique, like children backstage, happy and expectant, waiting to go on.

In this LCVD technique, a curtain of inert nitrogen gas was used to shield the deposition zone from the surrounding environment and allows the growth of the nanotubes to occur under open-air conditions.

The novel portrays the developing sexuality of its protagonist, Johannes, and explores the themes of love, hate, and sadism; in its use of literary montage, The Black Curtain already presages the radical techniques that Döblin would later pioneer in Berlin Alexanderplatz.