Sentence examples for internal techniques from inspiring English sources

Later Stanislavsky came to the opinion that the Meiningen approach was successful in creating an external unity of effect but deficient in transforming the internal techniques of the actors.

Such vibrations can be applied either outside (like in Transient Elastography: TE) or in "internal" techniques, directly inside the body.

You are learning literally the internal techniques of how to balance your emotions, and deal with upsetting memories, and deal with them well.

The main advantage of the internal technique is that it eliminates the risk of transection of important structures, such as nerves.

There are four major techniques commonly used for making fiber gratings: the single-beam internal technique, the dual-beam holographic technique, the phase mask technique, and the point-by-point fabrication technique.

Acoustic Radiation Force Impulse (ARFI) is a recently developed, dynamic, internal technique that superimposes data concerning tissue elasticity to a conventional gray-scale image generated by commercial ultrasound (US) scanners.

This section discusses briefly four major techniques, used commonly for making fiber gratings and known as the single-beam internal technique, the dual beam holographic technique, the phase-mask technique, and the point-by-point fabrication technique.

In addition, the number of PCE in 1000 TE was evaluated to determine cytotoxicity as an internal technique control.

In our department we have combined and modified previously described closed reduction and internal fixation techniques [ 14, 27, 28] to create a minimally invasive technique.

In an effort to reduce the complications that can occur with an open procedure, we have combined and modified previously described closed reduction and internal fixation techniques [ 14, 27, 28] to create a minimally invasive technique.

We feel, however, that our 4 cannulated screw compression technique provides more axial tibiotalar compression and therefore may favor earlier union than most previously described internal fixation techniques.