Sentence examples for four main techniques from inspiring English sources
There are four main techniques for named-entity recognition: (1) The statistical-based recognition method.
According to Banks et al. (2014) there are four main techniques to achieve the method of repellent textile which are absorbed, incorporation, polymer coating and microencapsulation.
Of the studies highlighted by this review, there were four main techniques applied for gene or protein expression measurement: Probe-target hybridization microarrays, quantitative PCR, reverse transcription end-point-PCR, and immunohistochemical staining.
Four main techniques are used to elaborate the trauma memory and reduce reexperiencing: imaginal reliving of the event (Foa and Rothbaum, 1998), writing out a detailed narrative of the event (Blanchard et al., 2003; Resick and Schnicke, 1992), revisiting the site, and discrimination of triggers.
Still, Mr Stammer's arrest illuminates the growing importance of facial-recognition technology.The two main techniques used to recognise faces electronically are principal-component analysis (PCA) and linear-discriminant analysis (LDA).
Methods of smuggling change little; all are variants of two main techniques: the undetected running of cargoes across frontiers and the concealment of goods in unlikely places on ships or cars, in baggage or cargo, or on the person.
The strategy relies on two main techniques -- fires deliberately set to reduce combustible underbrush and shrubs, known as controlled burns, and the "thinning" of overgrown forests by removing the smallest, most fire-prone trees while leaving the largest, most fire-resistant ones behind.
Two main techniques linked to different geographical areas can be distinguished: non-continuous-thread, in which the design motifs are made first and then joined together by attaching threads around them to work the ground (mainly Brussels, Honiton, and Milanese laces), and continuous-thread, where the same threads work across the lace moving from ground to motif to ground in continuity.
Laminectomy and laminoplasty are the two main techniques available for posterior decompression in the cervical spine.
