Sentence examples for intended technique from inspiring English sources

It was already the method used on September 11th, and was then the intended technique of a Briton called Richard Reid who converted to Islam and sought to destroy a passenger plane with a bomb concealed in his shoe.

We describe the original, intended technique for inflow cannula insertion and HVAD placement on the diaphragmatic surface of the left ventricle.

Although the intended technique is to insert the screw between the four strands of the hamstring graft over a flexible guide wire, the interference screw can meet with resistance from the graft and may adopt the path of least resistance posteriorly through the tunnel wall.

Ludwig intended his technique to be revolutionary: "Why should philosophy in the age of airplanes and automobiles be the same as in the age when people travelled by coach or on foot?" the former aeronautical engineer asked.

Hence, a pillar of the course was a "speaker-listener" technique intended to promote calm, productive conflict resolution.

Tax-increment financing is a technique intended to help cities spur development in blighted or declining areas.

Xabi Alonso hits a pass with the outside of his right foot, showing great technique, intended for Marcelo on the left flank.

Some got relaxation massage, a full-body technique intended to induce a generalized sense of relaxation to ease low back pain.

In addition, half the participants, chosen at random, were invited to a series of workshops run by a licensed therapist, to learn a meditation technique intended to engender in the meditator a feeling of goodwill towards both himself and others.

They have rushed in to impose Western "debriefing" -- a group therapy technique intended to get victims to express their feelings about a horrific event and to relive it as vividly as they can -- without regard to the needs of the victims, their natural healing systems or their very conception of what mental illness might be.

While the retrospective was large — about 200 works covering nearly seven decades — it did not include a suite of 24 drawings de Kooning created in 1966, using a Surrealist technique intended to challenge his technical abilities: He made them with his eyes shut.