Sentence examples for techniques attributed to from inspiring English sources
It is the only comprehensive discussion of the memory techniques attributed to Simonides to have survived into the Middle Ages.
In captivity, she had practiced vipasanna meditation, an ancient technique attributed to the Gautama Buddha.
And the impact of Surrealism is present in "Untitled (Girl in a Pond)" (1972), which uses a technique attributed to Max Ernst: "frottage," or placing a piece of paper over a surface and then rubbing it with pencil or crayon.
The scree test is a graphical technique attributed to Cattell [ 49] who described it in term of retaining the correct number of factors in a factor analysis.
He also designed furniture before the arts and crafts movement said that this was what all true artists should be doing and used techniques often attributed to later movements.
Failure rates in bone regeneration techniques are attributed to several reasons same as disease transfer, immune system rejection and donor crisis [3, 4].
Other differences between the three measurement techniques were attributed to limitations in the detection methods and the averaging procedures used to compare results.
The emerging ICT-based techniques are attributed to interactive methods as their goal provides a person or representative group with possibilities of direct access and reliable and monitored feedback on the goals, roles, process and consequences of planning.
The differences in friction and wear behavior of these nanocrystalline Co and Co/MWCNT coatings as a function of treatment of MWCNTs or electrodeposition techniques are attributed to their different hardness, microstructures and the corresponding wear mechanisms.
The difference in the measured values for the two measurement techniques is attributed to the nature of the stress measured i.e. macro-stress for hole-drilling as opposed to micro-stress in the WC coating phase for the neutron diffraction technique.
The decision to use those techniques is attributed to FBI Special Agent Nicholas Zambeck, who heads the Bureau's hostage rescue and negotiation team in Afghanistan.
