Sentence examples for techniques practised from inspiring English sources

Here you may hold ice age axes found in the Thames in your palm, with archaeologists in attendance answering your every question, or make prints using the woodblock techniques practised by William Morris.

While he never abandoned his claim to be transforming humanity's consciousness in the direction of universal harmony and peace (he was happy to claim credit for ending the cold war), he built a highly successful empire out of selling the spiritual techniques practised by yogis and brahmins for millennia to companies as aids to stress management.

A checklist was also used to indicate the techniques learnt in sessions, techniques practised at home, etc.

The new morgue - the Val McDermid Mortuary - will be the first in the country to use the Thiel method of embalming, which the university said "gives surgeons, dentists, scientists and researchers a more realistic method of testing techniques, practising procedures and developing new equipment and approaches".

One technique practised by POWs has particularly intrigued scientists.

These days, such rigorous techniques are practised less widely.

Despite the overall low soil fertility, distinct differences in cropping systems and cultivation techniques were practised.

These techniques are practised in a model-driven development process in which models are constructed in each phase of the development.

After two weeks the second training event (five hours) was held, which consisted of an active training module in which the problem-solving techniques were practised by role-play with an actor.

Contouring – a makeup technique first practised by drag artists to feminise features using shadow and concealer – is now standard for twentysomethings who grew up watching reality TV stars on Towie and Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and consuming a constant stream of Glam Squad-created "selfies" on Instagram.

During endless 2am reruns I laughed at the cardboard sets and cheered Kirk's fistfighting technique and practised saying "Bones!" "Jim!" It took me time to warm to The Next Generation, but eventually I grew to appreciate Picard's Earl Grey tea and his "Make it so", and even tolerated Commander Riker, known to us as He Who Walks Around Trying to Drive His Forehead Through an Invisible Forcefield.