Sentence examples for new scientific techniques from inspiring English sources
New scientific techniques are giving us a more complex story to tell.
In any case, the IOC may retest samples once new scientific techniques become available".
"However, taking advantage of new scientific techniques, we were able to link the dog used in the attack to the scene, to the victim, and to Chrisdian Johnson.
Law enforcement officials said that the release of the documents effectively culminates an exhaustive investigation that spanned six continents and led to the development of new scientific techniques to trace biological weapons to their source.
There is talk of creating a Charter of Angkor, which would detail the institutional structure and the new scientific techniques and ethical standards that have been applied here and that might also work elsewhere.
New scientific techniques mean that in practice the police will still be able to invade the privacy of the innocent at one remove but at least we now have some standard by which to assess the government's behaviour.
"Police investigating the murders of two teenage girls near this small Midlands village are applying a new scientific technique," reported the Los Angeles Times.
This exciting variety of applications using modern scientific techniques suggests that there is a big potential for modern scientific methods in the study of our heritage and with increasing interest and concern, the journal will capture these exciting new developments.
They are inventing new scientific research techniques as needed, which have the potential to serve other fields as well, including public health.
He works in the tradition of molecular gastronomy, which aims to take familiar foods and, using scientific techniques, give them new tastes and textures.
By The New Yorker September 9, 2008 In a recent Profile of Grant Achatz, the chef at the acclaimed Chicago restaurant Alinea, D. T. Max described the "tradition" in which Achatz works: Molecular gastronomy…aims to take familiar foods and, using scientific techniques, give them new tastes and textures.
