Sentence examples for techniques could have from inspiring English sources

Critics have said that these techniques could have been used to make this season's influenza vaccine if the government and industry had invested in them in years past.

So is that a crowd?" OSHA's burden was to prove that crowd surge and crowd crush are well-known phenomena, and that crowd-management techniques could have prevented them at the Green Acres Mall.

Implicit almost throughout Susan Froemke's documentary film of that name -- when it is not explicit -- is the notion that Wagner, frustrated with limited 19th-century staging techniques, could have only dreamed of something like the high-tech machine that Robert Lepage has used to stage the "Ring of the Nibelungen" at the Metropolitan Opera.

"Water management techniques could have helped prevent the effect of flooding on villages, towns and over surrounding land seen recently.

Perhaps different feature selection techniques could have further reduced the number of features without significantly sacrificing classification accuracy.

This finding suggests that existing techniques could have achieved better results if String literals had been explicitly considered.

But the total number of such spies could be far higher as he conceded that the technique could have been more widespread than initially believed.

But his unconventional methods were also vital in another extraordinary case that neither DNA testing nor any other modern forensic technique could have helped him solve.

If it works, the technique could have a double benefit, allowing large quantities of captured carbon dioxide to be stored within natural hydrates, and helping to slow climate change.

An expert said the technique could have "real, applied impact".

He added: "These two findings suggest that this technique could have real, applied impact".