Sentence examples for most sophisticated techniques from inspiring English sources

The jeweler often has to use the most sophisticated techniques to hide a piece's mechanisms, Mr. Rainero noted.

Mr. Bruce saves his most sophisticated techniques for the end: The 10th Amendment, concerning state's rights, features an intricate quadruple fugue.

After all, setting out to expose a company's security shortcomings using the most sophisticated techniques available hardly seems fair.

This implies specialized knowledge, management of the most sophisticated techniques, and the use of software to process information is important.

In The Apprentice, "the most sophisticated techniques of Hollywood art were applied to imprinting an image on the minds of millions more citizens than ever paid attention to any politician, with the possible exception of the president".

In our common experience, we can determine the distance of objects using our binocular vision inherited from our tree-living ancestors, but even using our best space-based telescopes and most sophisticated techniques, this approach works for objects that are within a ten or twenty thousand light years.

The estimation is done using the data of the last 13 years and by applying the most sophisticated technique generalized method of moments (GMM).

FT/MS is so far the most sophisticated technique to identify molecular composition since it combines the most advanced Ion Trap and Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance technologies into a single instrument with unprecedented analytical power.

Now, employing the most sophisticated mapping techniques available, the Census Bureau says the city actually measures 302.643 square miles.

It took a while to register that Noma was a legend in local and seasonal cooking, that its staff and suppliers were dedicated to finding new or long-forgotten ingredients from all over the Norse regions, from Bornholm to Greenland, that they employed the most sophisticated cooking techniques in the world; and that behind it all lurked a scarily young chap called René Redzepi.

(Those chips demand the most sophisticated manufacturing techniques to cram all the necessary transistors onto silicon).