Sentence examples for technique of building from inspiring English sources

Reports of Meadows' methods, though, suggest that he combines a central working principle of Loach – casting non-professional actors – with Leigh's favoured technique of building characterisation though improvisation.

"Bob pioneered the technique of building a journalistic case independent of what the authorities wanted us to know — creating databases and going through records in painstaking ways that revealed the story that was already there".

"Covers by Ray Eames, Alvin Lustig and John Follis all utilize the technique of building an idea through a freewheeling juxtaposition of photographic and handmade elements," the book designer Lorraine Wild writes in her essay "Formal, Cool, Dense: Graphic Design in Los Angeles at Midcentury," "though each did this in her or his own very specific way".

He said that while it had been years since he had seen Abstraktes Bild – created by his trademark technique of building up paint and then pulling it away with a piece of wood – he remembered it being a "quite good" piece of art, in contrast to his painting Domplatz, Mailand (Cathedral Square, Milan) which last year fetched €29m at auction.

Paul Emsley took several months on the painting, using a technique of building thin layers of oil and glazes on canvas.

In the old days the 1930s, '40s and '50s GM pioneered the technique of building a variety of cars off common platforms, only then we called them "frames".

"We'll look at different techniques of building the scrum, from the front row, in rows or as an eight," says Griffiths.

But you certainly can teach people the craft, the techniques of building a story, and especially the discipline for self-editing.

And then there are things where the craftsmanship is very high, where someone has great command of the techniques of building things in Second Life, but they have no conceptual depth.

These issues become crucial for modern techniques of building nonlinear dynamical models from large time series data sets (e.g., Smith 1992), for example the sunspot record or the daily closing value of a particular stock for some specific period of time.

Medieval machines and inventions, such as the treadwheel crane, became indispensable during construction, and techniques of building wooden scaffolding were improved upon from Antiquity.