Sentence examples for techniques rather than from inspiring English sources

Mr Breeden argues, sensibly, that managers should treat collaboration and creativity as techniques rather than dogmas.

The Great Gatsby is a great classic due to the writing style and techniques rather than the story itself.

What these shows often share is a willingness to use radical theatre techniques rather than technology to solve staging problems.

Indeed, Dr Stefansson hopes that deCODE's products will eventually become approved diagnostic techniques, rather than mere information services.

This means emphasising the firm's capacity to solve any problem, using a wide range of techniques, rather than marketing a particular product.

"Health professionals can discourage use of energy drinks by explaining that perceived health benefits are largely due to marketing techniques rather than scientific evidence," the report said.

The film is being directed by JJ Abrams, who – it has been rumoured – has decided to return to some of the older film-making techniques, rather than rely heavily on CGI.

"But I don't change much," Mr. Cavalli said of his photo prints, explaining that he thinks young students spend too much time with Photoshop and digital techniques rather than being more spontaneous or thinking of the artistic side.

They only use mooring buoys or drift diving techniques, rather than the anchors that cause damage to reefs, and are careful to ensure guests never see another diver other than those in their own group, creating a riveting sense of discovery and adventure.

Our description emphasizes the algorithmic techniques rather than a detailed treatment of the individual problems.

This is conducted by using artificial intelligence techniques rather than conventional mechanistic models.