Sentence examples for from a technique from inspiring English sources
Mr. Winston is getting help from a technique called habituation therapy.
These chips underpin recent leaps in artificial intelligence technology that have come from a technique known as deep learning.
So a solution was borrowed from a technique known as "compensating illumination," which was pioneered by the art conservator Raymond Lafontaine.
Borrowing from a technique used to gold-plate jewelry, she coats the electrodes that will go in the water with bismuth vanadate, a material that absorbs light.
In the most recent work, the researchers took inspiration from a technique known as style transfer to built their GAN in a fundamentally different way.
It is believed that hirameji developed from a technique called heijin, practiced during the Heian period (794 1185), in which flakes filed from solid gold were sprinkled unevenly.
Like all the airborne scenes, this one was accomplished by suspending actors in harnesses from wires, a technique, borrowed from the circus, called wirework or wire fu.
Using sterilized tissues from humans, or even from pigs — a technique Stone has pioneered, partly in response to concern about illegally harvested cadavers — doctors can make repairs.
Although the application of ITS in the past decades shows an impressive positive cost-benefit relation, it became more and more recognized that a shift from a technique-oriented approach to a result-oriented approach of ITS was needed to cope with the increasing traffic problems.
These sections, which place emphasis on the integration of the different techniques, therefore provide an inroad into Biophysics from a biological more than from a technique-oriented physical/chemical perspective.
