Sentence examples for futuristic techniques from inspiring English sources

The Next Together has a very interesting concept, with ideas of reincarnation mixed with futuristic techniques, merging faith and science in an interesting way.

"It would have been almost unthinkable to do this exhibition without pushing the boundaries of how audio/visual is generally used," said Ms. Broackes, explaining how Mr. Bowie has been renowned for futuristic techniques.

The designer deftly used futuristic techniques including injection molding, laser cutting, and 3D printing to create the romantic-futuristic collection; this is clothing that looks like wearable architecture.

Van Herpen deftly used futuristic techniques including injection molding, laser cutting, and 3D printing to create this romantic-futuristic collection; this is clothing that looks like wearable architecture.

So you'd think he'd spend all his time listening to Stanley Clarke and the other purveyors of futuristic bass techniques, but no! "When we first got together I was listening to a lot of old bluesers," says Hill, "but I've been doing more listening recently to old rockers and country and western records.

Though users may withhold information or make their profiles private on social networks, it doesn't mean much anymore with futuristic data analysis techniques.

This manuscript highlights some of the important areas of futuristic applications of isotope hydrology techniques in groundwater management in the Gulf region based on the literature survey carried out.

Most techniques may seem very futuristic, but some of them are already reality".

This bold play with "futuristic" architecture and newly developed filming techniques helped make Metropolis a powerful influence on real-life architecture for decades to come.

O'Neill deliberately designed the structure using existing 1970s technology, materials and construction techniques, rather than adopting futuristic inventions.

Using cutting-edge 3D printing technology, Belgian artist Nick Ervinck produces futuristic sculptures informed by historic production techniques, like the metalwork used to make Roman military helmets.