Sentence examples for mix of techniques from inspiring English sources

The details, the colour, the mix of techniques are fascinating.

Compositionally, "The Hundred Guilder Print" is a curious mix of techniques and styles.

Like Healy, Gubler recommended a mix of techniques – targeting adults and larvae through habitats and sprays and a partnership between citizens and agencies.

Over the last quarter-century they have applied their peculiar mix of techniques, and of camp and kitsch and sacred and erotic, to an ecumenical range of media: album and magazine covers, fashion photography, commercial illustration and celebrity portraiture.

"Head of E.O.W.," portraying his friend Estella Olive West in 1957, could have been the work of a 19th-century artist, were it not for the mix of techniques — charcoal, chalk and collage on paper.

Van Cleef & Arpels also took advantage of the Geneva show to reveal some additions to its Extraordinary Dials collection, using a mix of techniques to decorate the watch faces with fairies, colorful butterflies and auspicious symbols like lilies of the valley, lotus flowers, dandelions and swallows.

Then it is basically a mix of technique - which you pick up, if you're lucky as I was, to train with wonderful colleagues - and your own personality.

The framework also allows exploration of optimal mixing of techniques.

"It's a mix of traditional techniques (the casting), plus modern techniques (the printing of plastic models).

Thus one can use a mix of the techniques already introduced in the previous section for reducible conics along with some new techniques that will be introduced in the next section for irreducible conics to prove global convergence results for this case.

"Rare and Commonplace Flowers" is an account of this romance, and in its mix of novelistic techniques and biographical reportage, it might well have appalled the more introverted of its two subjects.