Sentence examples for techniques for creating from inspiring English sources
Even as they improve techniques for creating spin-aligned electrons, scientists are still looking for what to do with them.
"Too Big to Fail" uses all the familiar "Law & Order" techniques for creating a sense of urgency on the cheap.
This is a high-tech show and tell where software developers unveil their latest techniques for creating the special effects that will be used in future Hollywood blockbusters.
After a workshop with Ms. Parson early this year, in which they studied her techniques for creating movement, they used those same processes to compose the music that is the principal element of the 80-minute show.
"They're primarily male, and, because they are smart, as a whole they have paranoid tendencies," said Chris Bahr, who directs I.B.M.'s Developer Works, a Web site that offers software entrepreneurs tools and techniques for creating applications.
In 2003, the year that he received his doctorate, Jakubowski started a Web site, Open Source Ecology, or O.S.E., with the aim of collecting the best techniques for creating sustainable communities.
Even more famous, Maria Martinez made her name with black-on-black pottery, developing an elaborate technique for creating glossy black pots with matte-black designs.
'A TOTAL MESS' Despite support from the government, coal companies and environmentalists, the nation's effort to develop a technique for creating "clean coal" is lagging.
The basic technique for creating large single crystals was discovered by the Polish chemist Jan Czochralski in 1916 and is now known as the Czochralski method.
The first two flute works -- actually, violin works arranged for flute -- "Early Song" and "Dedication," have an appealing, innocent charm, and the slightly jazz-tinged "Composer's Holiday" makes attractive use of multiphonics (a technique for creating chordlike sounds).
For all the promotion of digital animation as a solve-anything technique for creating a new magical realism, the fact is that much digital animation in live-action movies looks phony.
