Sentence examples for pushing technique from inspiring English sources

The method exploits the existence of different time scales in the electrical discharge to implement a long time-step particle pushing technique both at particle and at mesh levels.

Moreover, the majority of animals also scrounged, and scrounging occurred more often when individuals opened the boxes by using the less stable pushing technique.

All of them used the pulling technique more often than the pushing technique (Fig.  4; binomial test: AFCor: p < 0.01; AMKor: p < 0.01; AMTho: preference score = 60%%).

Individuals of the open group B exhibited a clear preference for the pulling over the pushing technique in comparison with group F (Table  5; GLMM, χ = 5.85, df = 1, p < 0.05).

Individual preferences for the pulling technique tended to be more stable than preferences for the pushing technique, but more individuals tended to switch between exhibiting a preference or no preference.

In the open group B, all 6 subjects performed more pull than push actions (Fig.  5; binomial: BFBor: p < 0.01; BMPan: p = 0.01; BFSip: p < 0.01; BMLab: preference score = 67%%; BMRot: preference score = 100%%; BMRut: preference score = 60%%) and therefore preferred the pulling over the pushing technique (Fig.  5; binomial test: n = 6, p = 0.03).

Further, women described that they felt incorrect pushing techniques, the use of instruments during the birth, and a rapid birth contributed to perineal trauma.

I was basically willing to try anything, and therefore, wasn't afraid to push techniques beyond where they were supposed to work," says Rich. Mentors can help trainees become more self-confident by engaging them in meaningful discussions and treating them as peers rather than "down-the-pecking-order" students and postdocs, says Thoennessen.

For Mikhail Baryshnikov — the photographer, not the dancer — pushing past technique and control to embrace spontaneity is equally important.

I'll help you wax your sled.' We can talk about push technique.

This time, the same medicines were administered by an intravenous "push" technique that is known to be risky — using a needle inserted into a vein.