The climate shift requires water managers to change strategies and embrace techniques such as groundwater banking, experts say.
"If you have a sound economy, corporations are going to be more willing and more able to embrace techniques to make cars safer".
Physio- gists and pharmacologists, for instance, now need to embrace techniques that until recently were the strict preserves of biochemists and mole- lar biologists.
She's fully embraced another technique popular with the blogging set: the sheet-pan dinner, in which proteins, starch, and vegetables roast together for a quick meal.
Winter embraced this technique — which came to be known as "phage display" — and used it to create antibodies that could function as drugs.
7 But the main reason why doctors have embraced the technique is to avoid missing "a silent killer".
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.
These guys embraced 3D techniques to represent complex molecules at the dawn of the computer age.
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.
On the one hand, the field has embraced new techniques developed in the physical and chemical sciences for analyzing sites and objects in increasing detail.
