Sentence examples for more conventional techniques from inspiring English sources
By pulling a drawstring through the fabric, or folding it like origami, though also using more conventional techniques — seaming and draping — in innovative ways, she transforms a geometric plane into a poetic volume that you couldn't have imagined".
We're using more pesticides than ever (something like 400 million pounds in the last 15 years), and net yields from applied genetic engineering in the United States are only a bit higher (and then only in monocrop systems) than net yields from seeds developed using more conventional techniques.
Second Harmonic Generation is thus a sensitive technique for a "live" characterization of fibrillar collagens versus more conventional techniques.
The information obtained by NMR/MRM and more conventional techniques such as time-of-flight should be considered as complementary.
The method developed for closed systems can be applied to open systems with improved accuracy compared to more conventional techniques.
The technique is powerful and causes minimal damage to the samples compared to more conventional techniques, a big advantage for conservation work.
In the larger works on the program -- the Triple Concerto and the Seventh Symphony -- Mr. Perlman adopted a more conventional technique, giving cues and cutoffs and dynamic indications assiduously, and slipping into his frenetic baton style only occasionally.
With respect to these individual sound sources particularly on moving vehicles, array technology provides a much more efficient and capable tool for investigating these sources than does the more conventional technique employing single microphones.
In cardiac imaging, we used black-blood preparation pulse in the majority of subjects as this technique has been found to be comparable to the more conventional technique used in minor extent in this study.
The combination of these miniaturised devices with novel imaging techniques and more conventional diagnostic techniques may change diagnostic paradigms.
We hypothesized that modern, more flexible techniques are more "data hungry" [ 17] than more conventional modelling techniques, such as regression analysis.
