Sentence examples for developments in the techniques of from inspiring English sources
Reliable principles of Shakespearean editing have begun to emerge only with modern developments in the techniques of analytical bibliography.
Outside office hours, he pursued his longstanding interest in psychology, gaining a PhD (1954) with a thesis on the Freudian concept of the unconscious; three years later came A Short History of Psychotherapy, giving an insightful account of developments in the techniques of psychoanalysis.
Godwin's book appeared in a time of great interest in the Moon and other astronomical phenomena, important developments in the technique of celestial observation, and equally important developments in mathematics and mechanics.
In the early nineteenth century Scottish scientists James Clerk Maxwell and David Brewster played a major part in the development of the techniques of photography.
In spite of recent developments in imaging techniques of the optic disc – such as the scanning laser tomography and optic coherence tomography-, digital stereoscopy of the optic disc is still considered the gold standard against which other technologies are evaluated [ 1].
The paper discusses some of the recent developments in simulation techniques of thermal processes such as grid refinement, grid orientation, effect of temperature on relative permeability, mathematical models, and solution methods.
"Paul's Boutique" has been acclaimed as a landmark in the development of the technique of sampling; virtually all its music was weaved from samples.
Developments in the use of VAB techniques are shown in Fig. 2.
This chapter presents the recent theoretical and technological developments in the field of EMI technique.
He did not keep up with rapid developments in the fields of physiological and neuroanatomical techniques.
Today the tally of known planets stands at nearly 900, thanks to the development in the past 20 years of techniques to detect planets around other stars, known as extrasolar planets, or exoplanets.
