By Jane Mayer O'Keefe's signature method is to entrap targets into breaking the law.
On Wednesday, he will apparently cross another frontier, making a significant change in the rosary, a signature method of Catholic prayer for many centuries now.
In what has become a signature method of the Obama administration, the bad news was trotted out as an idea well ahead of time.
The movement's vastly influential signature method was appropriation: the filching or the imitation of existing images, to sabotage and/or revel in their rhetorical contrivance.
The abstractions, each about six and a half feet tall, were made by Mr. Richter's signature method of squeegeeing abundant quantities of paint to create smeary, layered surfaces.
In order to characterize the color information in plate, the MNS (multimodal neighborhood signature) method is used.
Based on a stress singularity signature method, it is found that stress singularity has close relation with fretting regime.
In particular, it provides hands-on guided experience in creative writing which along with close reading and attention to telling and listening is an essential element of the signature method of narrative medicine.
the signature method is part of a document management service provided to Yale under a contract approved by the Office of the General Counsel and the ITS Information Security Office.
Also on sale will be "Shortstop," a 1958 sculpture by Chamberlain that set the artist on the course of what became his signature method, making works from crushed car parts.
What they do offer is her signature method of instruction — including her "martini-serving arm trick," a technique for keeping your upper body facing downhill on steep slopes — which she developed when teaching herself to ski such terrain.
