Sentence examples for techniques learned from from inspiring English sources

On rainy afternoons family members practise hair-braiding techniques learned from vloggers on their tablets.

Ms. Giberson makes all of her clothes herself, mostly using techniques learned from archaic sewing manuals, and mostly by hand.

The researchers are incorporating the techniques learned from Angelina into a virtual agent being developed for the Army, called SimCoach.

The inherited tradition of the heroic or romantic epic and folktale was blended with novelistic techniques learned from Sir Walter Scott.

With his church background, mystical drug hallucinations, and meditation techniques learned from a New Age grandmother, McCann was primed to glean more than superficial fitness.

Louis Renault was one of the leading industrialists of his time, applying techniques learned from Henry Ford to build his car company into one of Europe's largest.

There are also major developments in mathematical image reconstruction techniques, learning from other fields such as computer vision, which are pushing towards lower dose imaging (Stevens et al. 2014; Meyer et al. 2014; Kovarik et al. 2016; Voyles 2017).

The crews of future space flight analogs can use this model to demonstrate effective techniques, learn from each other, develop positive working relationships, and make their expeditions more successful, even if they have limited time to train together beforehand.

In 1996, the siblings Mathilde and Alexandre Carron used a technique learned from their sculptor father to create quirky, mysterious-looking Astier de Villatte glazed earthenware with two friends.

"He didn't act for me, he just relaxed: it was like the contemplative techniques he learned from Vedanta.

Not only is it state-of-the-art, using the Japanese manufacturing techniques GM learned from Toyota.