It was first shown in Belgium in 1951 in an exhibition of modern design, and it was greatly admired for its technique, which no one could fathom.
Howard's writing was acclaimed for its technique as well as for its evocative, tightly drawn scenes delineating tensions and secrets between parents and children and between spouses.
The CO is known for its technique, ensemble playing, and lustrous tone, particularly in the central European repertoire of Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms, and Dvořák and in Wagnerian operas.
One of the few precedents for its technique is the obscure Paris: A Poem by the minor Bloomsbury figure Hope Mirrlees, published by Hogarth Press in 1920, but there is no evidence that Eliot had read it; the coincidence seems never to have cropped up during his later close friendship with Mirrlees.
One of the few precedents for its technique is the obscure Paris by the minor Bloomsbury figure Hope Mirrlees, which the Hogarth Press had published in 1919, but there is no evidence that Eliot had read it; the coincidence seems never to have cropped up during his later close friendship with Mirrlees.
Screen her film "Triumph of the Will" and assess it for its propaganda techniques.
The company reckons that it can apply its techniques for electricity distribution to the supply of natural gas.
Krav maga is world-famous for its disarming techniques against assailants with handguns, rifles, knives, sticks, and even rocks.
Sponsor: IDeA Winner Portsmouth council in collaboration with Portsmouth University for its innovative techniques in recruiting school governors from across all sections of the community.
As with many novels honoured in the U.K. in 2009, Home was appreciated for both its technique and its humanity.
