Sentence examples for techniques of people from inspiring English sources

He graduated from Hamilton College and was a Fulbright scholar in Singapore, where he studied the management techniques of people of Chinese descent working in Southeast Asia.

I've also come to realize since having my first child nearly seven years ago that I can relate more to the parenting beliefs and techniques of people who are ostracized for doing porn than I can with almost any parent in the suburbs of New Jersey.

Himeda said she didn't know specifically which other diseases could possibly be cured as a result of CRISPR inhibition, and she thinks it's too soon to start testing any of the CRISPR techniques on people.

"I was inspired by the recipes and techniques of the people who lived here," said Mr. Stridiron, also the restaurant's executive chef, who worked in the Florida kitchen of Norman Van Aken before returning to his native St. Croix.

That may not work, though: the old techniques of controlling people with threats and surveillance have become less effective in a country whose robust economic growth has come to depend on a mobile labour force shorn of ties to the state.

These findings are likely to be applicable to lay tutors on community courses as any differences between the community and online course seem to be related to the intensity and depth of response (more apparent online) rather than techniques of engaging people with self-management.

Different cleaning techniques for people of different age groups are: Scrubbing technique: This method is for children who are below 9 years of age.

In addition to pharmacological approaches, there is also emerging evidence of the efficacy of self management 40 and cognitive behavioral therapy 41, 42 to enhance sleep, and research into the application of these techniques to people with MS seems desirable due to the potential lack of efficacy and side effects 43 of sleep pharmaceutics and their potential interruption of slow wave sleep cycles.

Both men are in their 60's and have been given a mission to eliminate, with savage but intentionally ridiculous techniques, a handful of people at the forefront of the environmental movement.

Hong Kong has walked a similarly fine line in its use of biometrics, the technique of identifying people through unique physical characteristics like fingerprints.

There is also the technique of nailing people for what can be proven against them, even if it's not the main offence.