Sentence examples for particular technique of from inspiring English sources

We spent most of last summer watching our boys – three and six – perfecting a particular technique of swimming that I can only call drowny stroke.

As this project was being completed, Pozzo wrote down instructions for his particular technique of perspective in a manual entitled Perspectiva pictorum et architectorum, published in 1693.

But they were no match for Roger's particular technique of armed diplomacy, and in 1128 Pope Honorius II invested Roger as duke of Apulia, Calabria, and Sicily.

A particular technique of experimental characterisation of a vibrating airborne sound source, the dummy source method, is explored.

A blow-dry will get you nowhere, if you haven't mastered this season's particular technique of rolling the hems of your trousers, or your vintage Blondie T-shirt is from the wrong tour, or you are spotted writing your show notes in the wrong shade of Biro.

In fact, for each l under a particular technique of calculating MA, there are 36 TScs that are notated by TSc ij i = 1, …, 6; j = 1, …, 6, where i denotes category of band, and j denotes category of sl.

In most states, a generic special education degree is sufficient to treat children with autism and to use the particular techniques of A.B.A., the only therapy for the disorder with proven results in peer-reviewed research.

The 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran, for example, was a single very knotty event that, in turn, gave birth to hundreds of jihadist groups, each of which developed different methods of terror, particular techniques of attack and destruction, which themselves were always changing and evolving".

In the case of the natural sciences, surely both their general principles and their particular techniques of observation must be taught directly, and presumably a well-managed scientific education could also teach the student not to project the principles unchecked by the data.

In a short time, new fabrics began to appear; hemp and cotton each also had their own particular techniques of manufacture.

This paper is based on an analysis of the policy process in the public sector, and not specifically on the attitudes of Thai policy makers towards particular techniques of resource allocation and prioritisation.