This workshop draws on the techniques of improv as a toolkit for handling vital persuasion challenges.
There is much going for Gerry Mulgrew's actor-centred Communicado production, which draws on the techniques of 1980s east-European theatre to create a bustling sense of community.
Hell's Angels was participatory journalism that put the writer into the story and drew on the techniques of fiction.
He claimed it had not been a conscious decision: he simply drew on the techniques he had learned as a dancer, using whatever seemed appropriate for what he wanted to do.
For her next collection, Waese draws on the Renaissance technique of unfinished sculptures called "non finito," an idea that was also explored in The Met Breuer's inaugural show.
Analysis of PPI plans and transcribed qualitative interviews drew on the Framework technique.
Anthropologists currently draw on linguistic techniques primarily for the analysis of such areas as kinship systems, botanical taxonomies, and colour terms, but a number of anthropologists are still engaged in fieldwork centring on language description.
Following the performance, orchestral musicians will explain to Katie how Britten drew on the past for themes and techniques, and reapplied them in a twentieth-century context in order to showcase each orchestral instrument in such a captivating fashion.
They are leveraging new knowledge of genetics and the brain's molecular processes, and drawing on new techniques for imaging and healing the brain.
Admitting in stage-door-Johnny fashion "my love for Linda" and friendship with her, "though not as close as some people assumed," he proceeds to mount a sophisticated defense of her vocal technique, drawing on the history of operatic singing.
In his later years Fauré developed compositional techniques that foreshadowed the atonal music of Schoenberg, and, later still, drew discreetly on the techniques of jazz.
