Sentence examples for techniques on which from inspiring English sources

The comedian Stewart Lee once blamed the German reputation for humourlessness on that language's inflexible sentence structures, which preclude the twist-in-the-tail techniques on which English-language comedy depends.

If this worked, it would render redundant most of the laborious alternative techniques on which the public program was based, not to mention its payroll of thousands of employees.

The easiest way to describe the techniques on which cryptography depends is first to examine some simple cipher systems and then abstract from these examples features that apply to more complex systems.

When he says, "I am slack-jawed to read that members claim to have not understood that the techniques on which they were briefed were to actually be employed," he is admitting both that he doesn't remember the CIA telling him and Pelosi that the techniques had already been employed, and that they only spoke of waterboarding in the prospective sense.

Apparently, quasi-Monte Carlo techniques, on which the Hammersley method is based, are superior space fillers in comparison with random or pseudo-random techniques.

Immobilization is carried out using a variety of approaches [9, 10], including adsorption [5, 7] and covalent immobilization [6, 8], techniques on which various studies have been carried out.

We all have a similar training background, which has given us a fundamental technique on which to base movement.

Vipassana is the Buddhist meditation technique on which the now wildly popular Westernised concept of "mindfulness" is based.

The class we're taking is called Gaga, the idiosyncratic and closely considered technique on which Naharin has based his choreographic philosophy and style.

Fenn won a share of the 2002 Nobel Prize in chemistry for developing a technique on which the new method is based.

Fresco is a painting technique on which pigments are applied as a suspension in water onto a wet plaster of lime and a fine aggregate of sand or marble dust.