Sentence examples for heavily technique from inspiring English sources

"It was heavily technique based: the emphasis very much on developing high-quality and high-calibre footballers.

The discipline of molecular biology is heavily technique dependent.

The hashtag is a heavily used technique to get young people to engage in the various promotional campaigns around the goals, and there are hundreds of youth ambassadors in town.

In being made to focus too heavily on technique and the pursuit of perfection, gifted musicians have become so terrified of playing a wrong note that individuality is being stifled, he claims.

The idea, he said, is to keep viewers, and especially potentially hostile bloggers, from focusing too heavily on technique at the expense of story and the over-all film experience.

Other approaches, instead, heavily reuse techniques and algorithms developed in the field of Information Extraction.

Of course, many areas of science depend heavily on techniques of mathematical description, and mathematicians are frequently in search of "proofs" of one conjecture or another.

Our methodology borrows heavily from techniques developed in the field of computer vision to perform tasks such as pattern recognition, through the use of a scale-invariant feature detectors and descriptors [17].

Some device makers and surgeons heavily promoted the technique as a breakthrough that would allow younger patients to remain more active.

Ballance, who averages only 17.5 runs in his last 10 Test innings and has seen his technique heavily scrutinised, has paid the price for that statistic with Bell and the opener Adam Lyth retained despite similar struggles this series.

"There are 260 days more to no more Clinton-Gore!" Mr. McCain's aides said that their candidate had made several mistakes in South Carolina, straying from his winning themes of New Hampshire to run a campaign that focused too heavily on political technique as he talked about abandoning negative ads or complained about "push-polls".