Sentence examples for more developed techniques from inspiring English sources

Current radio and TV transmissions could be heard only a few light-years away with the current radio telescope technology on Earth, but Vakoch says that an advanced civilization would have far more developed techniques for listening.

This analysis is based on machine learning and statistical techniques as well as other more recently developed techniques that fall under the general category of data mining.

Conventional biochemical tests are generally time-consuming [ 1, 2] and not surely reproducible, while more recently developed techniques involving molecular biology [ 3- 7] or high-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of mycolic acid [ 8] are accurate and rapid, but these require expensive devices.

A still more recently developed technique is nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) scanning (also called magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI), in which radio waves are beamed into an individual who is subjected to a powerful magnetic field.

Pipe splitting is a more recently developed technique that has been proposed for 'on line' replacement of ductile iron and steel pipes.

A more recently developed technique for imaging hypoxic tumors that is now being implemented in the clinic is the use of nitroimidazole derivatives in combination with positron emission tomography (PET).

Tibetan Buddhism has a more clear definition of Bodhicitta than other forms of Mahayana, and Tibetan Buddhism also has more clearly defined and developed techniques for developing Bodhicitta than other forms of Mahayana.

The most recently developed techniques are even more precise and predictable than those of only several decades ago.

Compared with less developed areas, more developed areas possess better detection techniques, and their cases have the ability to pay more for more accurate tests and more effective therapy.

The causal techniques will be more developed in the "Predictive analysis technique" of this research work.

Yet it still offers much more with new and developing techniques for hydrodynamic modeling and landscape analysis.