Sentence examples for effective techniques of from inspiring English sources
Dr. Pelcovitz at North Shore said some of the more effective techniques of controlling aggression in small children were praise, ignoring the behavior or punishment.
Surface coating is one of the most effective techniques of surface modification and surface engineering, which is important in biomaterials research and biomedical engineering.
MacMullen argues that acculturation of the ancient world was due not to cultural imperialism on the part of the conquerors but to eagerness of imitation among the conquered, and that the Romans were able to respond with surprisingly effective techniques of mass production and standardization.
Because of increasing interest and effort to grow these tree species, understanding the effective techniques of positioning seeds; micropyles at the initial stage of seed sowing is crucial.
The results suggest that the ABC and multiple steepest descent HC algorithms are the most effective techniques of the group, with both techniques being competitive with each other.
There were many reasons I finally found my courage, including time eroding my defenses, the trauma of 9/11, a decade of yoga practice with meditation, and the development of effective techniques of facial surgery that made a successful transition possible.
The book employs an odd but effective technique of allowing Ellison to comment on the text in footnotes.
In a familiar, rarely effective technique of argument, scrambling to extricate himself from the lies he has told, Pinocchio tries to put the blame back on the fairy.
Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) is a modern effective technique of computer simulation in continuous media mechanics.
Bypass grafts are an effective technique of salvaging the circulation to ischaemic brain, heart and muscle tissue.
In the decade before World War I, terrestrial photogrammetry, as it came to be known later, was widely used; during the war the much more effective technique of aerial photogrammetry was introduced.
