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He used his engineering training to develop techniques of two-way radio communication, infrared photography and blood and dye analysis.

Living in small communities on small territories, Micronesians learned to adjust to their neighbours, to remain on good terms with most of them most of the time, and to develop techniques of reconciliation when fights did break out.

The NDP learned its lesson: it has used the last five years to develop techniques of taking control of the top posts in the institutions of civil society: from changing the regulation of universities and city councils, to deal-making with small opposition parties against bigger ones, offering immediate services in return for votes, and arbitrarily disallowing candidates for certain boards.

We develop techniques of numerical wave generation in the time-dependent extended mild-slope equations of Suh et al. [1997. Time-dependent equations for wave propagation on rapidly varying topography. Coastal Engineering 32, 91 117] and Lee et al. [2003. Extended mild-slope equation for random waves. Coastal Engineering 48, 277 287] for random waves using a source function method.

Thus, it was necessary to develop techniques of decellularizing the organ structure and removing the residual DNA, preserving the extracellular matrix integrity of an organ.

Future preclinical work is now underway in order to further develop techniques of non-palpable breast lesion localization using ferromagnetic clip technology loaded with MNPs and handheld magnetometers in order to directly aid the surgeon intraoperatively to excise these lesions using this novel technique.

Gombert, like Josquin, developed techniques of melodic imitation, but Gombert used a freer, less symmetrical style.

This research has prompted scientists to start developing techniques of climate modification that may have the ability to counteract the effects of a warming planet.

In cases where the complaint had to do with falsifiability or testability, newly developed techniques of genetic testing have proved immensely helpful.

It involved medics in Unit 731, a covert body in the Japanese imperial army charged with developing techniques of chemical and biological warfare.

The Negev was a pastoral region in biblical times, but the Nabataeans, a Semitic people centred in what is now Jordan, developed techniques of terracing and of conserving winter rains, which made the Negev a thriving agricultural area.