Sentence examples for developments in techniques from inspiring English sources

Recent developments in techniques and approaches, loosely denoted as tools, emerging in wind engineering are reviewed.

In recent years, there have been rapid developments in techniques available to capture three dimensional data with regards to the existing built environment.

The situation is ripe for its use in soil science and developments in techniques such as cosmogenic nuclides will assist this.

Grandmaster Flash suggests that Herc may not have kept pace with developments in techniques of cueing (lining up a record to play at a certain place on it).

This new series of life-size or larger marble youths (kouroi) reveals rapid developments in technique and style, notably a transition from the Daedalic past to greater naturalism through the new monumental manner.

Over the years there have been developments in technique, subtle though they are: blues and greens begin to take over from reds, and for the first time in recent work he allows diffused light and the play of reflections to compromise the perfect precision of his compositions.

As a result, Hackman has been through a steep development in technique and recording processes, unusual for someone who is only just about to release their first album.

At the present time the most widely favoured technique is radiofrequency ablation (RFA) but developments in other techniques, e.g. microwave may change this.

Industrial respondents and interviewees that use these techniques indicate that this is currently the strongest development and that developments in multiple techniques seem to promote the progress of PET [ 28].

(Jim is trying to publish a make-work journal article titled "The Economic Influence of the Developments in Shipbuilding Techniques, 1450 to 1485").

Reliable principles of Shakespearean editing have begun to emerge only with modern developments in the techniques of analytical bibliography.