Militant pacifists embraced the techniques of nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience.
As a result, he threw out anything that smacked of bourgeois theatre, and embraced the techniques of music hall, variety and the ceilidh.
It deals with the branding of art and artists, who embraced the techniques of corporate advertising, sometimes critically and with ironic detachment, but all too often with uncritical enthusiasm.
The panel, moderated by Jerry Ceppos, the dean of L.S.U.'s communications school, picked apart the first political ad campaign to embrace the "Madison Avenue" techniques of playing off the viewer's emotions and linking a hypothetical doomed future to the election of Candidate X who, in this case, was a Republican senator from Arizona named Barry Goldwater.
Rembrandt embraced the technique early, adapted it to his own boldly experimental application of paint and empathetic treatment of the world, and used it throughout his prolific career.
It means embracing the better techniques of management and leadership to attract and develop a talented generation of employees hungry for meaning in work.
David Prifti, who died on November 21st after a 2 1/2 year struggle with pancreatic cancer, was a photographer and teacher who for the past 15 years embraced the earliest techniques of photography.
This new breed of C.E.O. has embraced many of the techniques of John F. Welch Jr. at G.E. and borrowed liberally from the lean production techniques of Toyota Motor as well.
Are we to embrace the ingredients and techniques of modernist cuisine at the very moment industrially processed food is being blamed for many of our national health problems?
The exhibition, titled "Fact/Fiction: Contemporary Art That Walks the Line," presents 82 works that embrace the appearance and techniques of realism, yet delight in exposing realism as just another deception.
