Sentence examples for techniques of one from inspiring English sources
The camouflage techniques of one unit active in North Africa, which on one occasion consulted a stage magician about the way he fooled audiences, proved decisive in several key battles.
Johnston credited his crew for finding ways to make a $5,000 camera mimic the techniques of one six times as expensive, and how they were among the first to toy with live streaming.
I'll say it again; it's so important the techniques of one form of combat to another change, but the principles don't.
For example, scientist Par Anders Granhag of the University of Gotherburg, Sweden, has been studying the techniques of one of the most renowned interrogators ever, World War II Luftwaffe officer Hans Scharff.
The techniques of one social science can be seen consciously incorporated into another or into several social sciences.
Achromatic spherical microlens array is fabricated successfully on gelatin film by combining the highly efficient techniques of one-step gray-tone photolithography and novel enzyme etched silver-halide-sensitized gelatin.
MATH 120 combines the ideas and techniques of one-variable calculus with vector geometry and algebra to deal with geometrical situations in planes and in three-dimensional space.
I have already started practicing the technique of one pot, one hour.
The technique of one dimensional SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of the pancreatic cyst fluid, followed by dual staining for mucin (PAS) and protein (Simply Blue Safestain), provides a means of concentrating and visualizing the mucins.
Using the technique of one dimensional, polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (1D-SDS PAGE) we were able to separate mucins from smaller proteins within the fluid, concentrating mucins near the origin of the gel.
While providing information on the cellular distribution of target gene expression, the technique of one-color chromogenic IHC staining can result in highly variable data across samples, and it relies on visual 'scoring' that is relatively subjective.
