Sentence examples for developed a range of techniques from inspiring English sources
Since the 1960s researchers have developed a range of techniques for evaluating landscape preference.
We have developed a range of techniques useful for constructing analog and digital circuits for operation in a liquid Helium environment (4.2 K), using commercially available low power components.
With a compelling critique of how the existing food system extracts wealth from already impoverished communities, pushes unhealthy and fattening processed foods and limits choices, the urban agriculture movement has developed a range of techniques that are beginning to prove their ability to feed the people.
Although the latter is difficult to quantify, economists have developed a range of techniques to measure the value of nonmarket goods and services (e.g., Champ and others 2003).
Our research focuses on the study of human tumors by using and developing a range of techniques on extracting genomic and proteomic data from patient derived archival material( formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded(FFPE)).
During this studio, the students developed a range of skills and techniques that were of value to their graduation projects and which will stand by them later as architects in the future.
The various photogrammetric applications in medicine are summarised to identify the characteristics of medical photogrammetry, and it becomes evident that medical photogrammetrists have developed a range of body measurements using widely varying photogrammetric techniques, in response to the demands for specialised spatial measurement tools for a wide variety of medical ends.
A formidable craftsman who built up density by a technique of tiny, carefully laid on brushstrokes, he developed a range of styles.
Klogene has been developing a range of new techniques to manipulate the hormone.
This is why I quickly developed a well-planned route around my local store to avoid the toys aisle, while developing a range of distraction techniques to stop him remembering it.
As well as helping an individual to develop a range of teaching techniques and to be reflective, courses also need to promote methods of teaching that are locally relevant.
