Sentence examples for offer new techniques from inspiring English sources
Zoomable User Interfaces offer new techniques for managing multiple versions of a presentation, providing interactive presentation navigation, and distinguishing levels of detail.
These efforts would offer new techniques using this novel adsorbent for detecting diverse enteric viruses from clinical and environmental samples.
We offer new technique for investigation property (A) of (E) based on the comparison theorems, in which we reduce property (A) of (E) to the absence of certain positive solution of the suitable second order differential inequality.
Knowing these things gets Stacy McCoy out of bed every morning and out into the countryside, visiting Afghani women and farmers to offer new agricultural techniques and hardier seeds.
These tools, on the other hand, offer new project management techniques to old-school workspaces where a scientist might not have the impetus to sit down for hours at a PC but rather add project points on the fly via a computer or tablet.
These models are an elegant approach to psychopathology that can offer new and concrete therapeutic techniques.
Transcription of biomarker genes in resident aquatic organisms: Modern molecular techniques offer new opportunities for monitoring pollutant impacts in exposed organisms.
The introduction of genetic engineering and the development and application of in vivo imaging techniques offer new tools for pre-clinical studies.
Recently developed dynamic experimental techniques offer new opportunities for the use of model-based experimental design in the construction and refinement of predictive models of cellular behaviour.
Especially, nozzle based techniques offer new opportunities thanks to the efficient usage of material and economical advantage in prototyping and single/small series component production.
The team's techniques offer new clues to the eruption, says Clive Finlayson, director of the heritage division at the Gibraltar Museum and head of the excavations at Gibraltar's caves, at the southern tip of Spain, where Neandertals may have survived until as late as 30,000 years ago.
