Sentence examples for techniques and conventions from inspiring English sources
Ray studied the techniques and conventions of commercial mannequin-making so that he could design his own.
But novelists are the grateful inheritors of an array of techniques and conventions and subject matter, which themselves are the products of social change.
This 2002 version of The Falklands Play benefits from the distance of history and the development of television drama's techniques and conventions.
Techniques and conventions developed by predecessors – perspective, say, or free indirect style (the third person narrative coloured by a character's subjective state) are available as ready-made tools and have a profound effect.
Last but not least -- as you said, software also "hides" because certain "species" (certain interface techniques and conventions) are completely taken for granted.
These techniques and conventions of vocal production are used to create the two main categories of vocalizations in Peking opera: stage speech and song.
This conversation aims to press the critical, creative and historical understanding of casting beyond familiar zero-sum measures of good/bad, success/failure or right/wrong, so as to cultivate an appreciation of casting as a dynamic repertoire of performance techniques, practices and conventions ripe for experimentation, innovation and revision.
His extensive research and accompanying text place these pictures in their historical framework by stressing the intent of those behind the camera and their varied techniques, props, and conventions.
Different analytical chemistry techniques and reporting conventions were used in different studies.
These two, phylogenetically new, areas are thought to have allowed humans the patience and analytical ability to learn cognitively demanding food extraction techniques and social conventions [ 89, 90].
Once the basic criteria of "tastes good" has been met, I lean to distilleries that are exploring new distilling and maturation techniques, challenging convention and bringing whisky production to unexpected places.
