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There a retired United States Army colonel, Robert Helvey, instructed more than 20 Otpor leaders in techniques of nonviolent resistance.

But some neuroscientists now see great potential in techniques of manipulating the brain's "neuroplasticity," its propensity to rearrange its neuronal structure in response to behavior and stimuli.

Interested in techniques of display and preservation, especially within natural-history museums, Barnes started by photographing artifacts from archaeological excavations, and then followed them to their resting places in museums.

But when Sitwell turns to examine the texture of her own poems (as most such defences modestly do not), her claims for them as "virtuoso exercises in techniques of extreme difficulty" seem more likely to impress Monroe than Leavis.

He was particularly admired for his descriptive writing, and these books are rich in masterly set-pieces, but he was also a fine storyteller, adept in techniques of suspense and deception.

At the height of the Cold War this institution was successful in producing a crop of dictators for the region, indoctrinating Latin American officers in techniques of the "national security state".

This is the analogue, in technique, of what common sense is in morals.

Detectives have been struck by the difference in technique of the disposal of the child and the dismembered women.

The coda of the last movement is like a Rubik's Cube of composition, amazing; so high in inspiration and also in technique of composition.

The mass audience has had no education in technique of cinema, as they frequently have in art and music, from their school days.

Finally, we did not account for variation in technique of colonoscopy.