That's why I advocate an eclectic technique.
With its time-traveling mix of references and deliberately mismatched acting, Mr. Kramer's eclectic technique recalls the days when the American theater was discovering postmodernism several decades ago.
A more widely practiced, eclectic technique, called psychodynamic psychotherapy, is loosely based on psychoanalysis and has an additional social and interpersonal focus.
As a psychiatrist, Sadler advocated an eclectic mix of techniques, applying the theories of Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, and Adolf Meyer.
Rudi taught an eclectic blend of techniques he called "kundalini yoga" (having no literal relationship to the Indian tradition by that name).
Osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) typically involves an eclectic range of manual techniques, which may include soft tissue stretching, spinal manipulation, resisted isometric 'muscle energy' stretches, visceral technique, or exercise prescription, for example.
So does this eclectic grouping of dance techniques work?
His serial technique was eclectic, mixed with borrowings from jazz and a genuinely vocal lyricism.
You will find superb wines and an eclectic culinary style that combines techniques and ingredients from all over the world.
Wich's eclectic team of researchers used techniques from astronomy and machine-learning to develop a fully automated drone technology system that tracks and monitors the health of endangered animals around the globe.
In Tel Aviv, Bauhaus architecture meets the azure waters of the Mediterranean, beach bums with longboards sit at sidewalk cafes sipping strong espresso, and eclectic cuisine fuses European culinary techniques with Arab spices.
