Sentence examples for techniques in principle from inspiring English sources

But others are going further, and cautioning fellow conservatives — who often champion non-traditional approaches to journalism in contrast to a mainstream perceived as biased — about Mr. O'Keefe's techniques in principle.

Cepstral processing techniques in principle allow the separation of superposed pulses, such as those which occur in acoustic reflection, where a reflected pulse is a delayed and distorted version of the incident pulse.

Second, because the method is based on regression techniques, in principle it is possible that the models themselves can be extended to include additional covariates.

SPRi is a high-throughput optical detection method similar to the sensogram-based SPR techniques in principle, but the detection step allows imaging potentially tens of channels in parallel.

Moreover, since the time correlation measurement is done in software our technique can in principle be used with any photomultiplier no matter what its response function, as long as some information about photon arrival times can be extracted from the response.

With newly-developed techniques, one could in principle create features smaller than 0.1 μm [ 13], which is notably below the expected resolution of any OCT system.

The proposed technique, in principle, requires fewer microphones in the measurement since the equivalent sources are only placed in the vicinity of the 'real' sound sources.

Kane says that the new technique "in principle should work better" than previous analyses but he worries that assumptions built into in the computer simulations may have allowed errors to creep into the team's analysis.

The method proposed in [ 3] is an ATPG technique in principle.

The inventors of the technique believe that treatments could in principle be devised for the wrinkling of the skin, some kinds of eye degeneration, hardening of the arteries and even cancer.

Finally, we set the foundations of a new framework in CFD, called patch simulation, that combines information fusion techniques from, in principle, multiple fidelity and resolution simulations (and even experiments) with a new adaptive timestep refinement technique.