Sentence examples for techniques long from inspiring English sources

Much of this revolutionary cooking is based on ingredients and techniques long fundamental to the processed food industry.

The Uzbeks also used reconnaissance techniques long taught at the Army's Ranger School in Fort Benning, Ga.

He wrote extensively about Japanese management techniques long before they became popular in America in the 1980s.

They developed their own work-study methods and operational research techniques long before these terms were invented.

Ms. Brown-Volkman and other coaches reject the comparison with psychotherapy, even though coaches use behavioral techniques long espoused by therapists.

Mr. Boehner said the calls for a special tribunal were wrongheaded, adding that Ms. Pelosi and other legislative leaders had been briefed on the interrogation techniques long ago.

Research at this scale requires a wide variety of techniques and members of the Lab incorporate paleontological, geological, and biogeographical data, in addition to comparative morphology, developmental biology, molecular techniques, long-term experimental manipulations, and phylogenetics in our studies.

"Given these techniques' long-term consequence and known harmful impacts elsewhere, it is entirely appropriate for California to impose a moratorium on fracking, acidizing and all well stimulation while the state reviews the current and future effects here," the letter said.

This remained her favorite technique long after platinum papers became commercially unavailable in this country.

But the decisive factor may be the medium: the reverse painting on glass technique long used for small religious icons.

The most common objection to product placement is that it's a form of subliminal advertising: a technique long demonised by those who fear television's manipulative possibilities.