Sentence examples for myriad techniques and from inspiring English sources

Scuffling in the Dark Through myriad techniques and observations, cosmologists have recently arrived, after decades of strife, at a robust but dark consensus regarding a cosmos in which stars and galaxies, as well as the humans who gawk at them, amount to barely more than a disputatious froth.

The new works shown here -- "With Love and Disregard" is from the writings of the philosopher William James and refers obliquely to Mr. Olitski's own feelings about making art -- are romantic effusions in which the canvas is varied in texture and surface by the use of myriad techniques, gels and pigments.

In contrast, Wineland and his team developed myriad techniques to trap and control individual ions.

China's future in their hands: five ceramicists to watch Amy Cooper spent much of her childhood playing on the beaches of Cornwall and later became obsessed with "the infinite properties of clay and the myriad techniques that go with it".

Major companies and Internet providers have spent millions of dollars on software meant to identify and discard unwanted messages, but the spammers have found myriad techniques to get around the barriers.

There are myriad techniques that professional investors use in such decisions.

While myriad techniques exist for bench-scale nanowire synthesis, these growth strategies typically fall within two major categories: 1) anisotropically-catalyzed growth and 2) confined, template-based growth.

Today, public relations and marketing professionals have access to a myriad of tactics, techniques and technology to help companies not just listen to their customers but also really understand them.

For the past 25 years, the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) has pioneered techniques and technologies that address myriad transportation challenges and questions.

Students are expected to record patient history, assess and treat patients, and provide counseling on a myriad of issues such as correct lifting and bending techniques, and exercise.

Linear control theory has been long established and a myriad of techniques are available for designing controllers for linear systems in view of conflicting performance requirements.