Industrial techniques for the production of micro- and nanocoatings are many, including physical vapor deposition, chemical vapor deposition, thermal and plasma spraying, and sol-gel processing.
O2 lancing is one of the industrial techniques for implementing oxygen-enhanced combustion (OEC), and can potentially result in stable combustion with reduced NOx emissions.
For Greene, "We were trying to bridge the gap between what was built and what might be built". Crompton, perhaps the most pragmatic of the gang, points to their proposals for applying light industrial techniques to building homes more efficiently, of which then, as now, there was a dire shortage.
Japan, influenced by Germany, used modern industrial techniques in the service of a more authoritarian nationalism.
A secondary purpose of Peter's Grand Embassy to western Europe in 1697 (see above The Grand Embassy) had been to obtain firsthand acquaintance with advanced industrial techniques, and the exigencies of his great war against Sweden, from 1700, made industrial development an urgent matter.
By the turn of the twentieth century, suburban form was frequently guided by property restrictions, put in place by developers, that ensured the creation of an orderly streetscape of substantial homes; the houses themselves were often the products of architects' plan books and improved industrial techniques that enabled the mass-production of many house components.
Like Gustav Klimt in Austria, Antonio Gaudí in Barcelona and Hector Guimard in Paris, Nancy artists were experimenting with natural shapes — flowers, vines, birds, insects — and the idea of using industrial techniques and materials to create beauty.
The project has four segments - academic research excellence, industrial techniques, talent search, and establishment of core facilities.
On one hand, her process relies heavily on industrial techniques and materials, making use of noxious chemicals, torches, and sometimes electrical current to treat the steel or aluminum sheets she uses as painting surfaces.
Amses began working on commissions in glass using a variety of techniques that were a cross pollination of artistique and industrial techniques.
