Sentence examples for techniques say from inspiring English sources
The phrase "techniques say" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to what certain techniques indicate or suggest, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "The techniques say that consistent practice leads to improvement in skills."
Proponents of other, less invasive, techniques say they are adequate.
Many Dog Whisperer techniques — say, the push on the neck to get a dog's attention — are best left to the kennel, unless you welcome a visit from Child Protective Services.
Another government memorandum concluded from medical observations on 25 detainees that combining several techniques — say a face slap with water dousing or a stress kneeling position — caused no more pain than when the techniques were used individually.
He recalled agency officers asking: "These approved techniques, say, withholding food, and 50-degree temperature — can they be combined?" Or "Do I have to do the less extreme before the more extreme?" The questions came more frequently, Mr. Kelbaugh said, as word spread about a C.I.A. inspector general inquiry unrelated to the war on terrorism.
It's using a blend of computer vision techniques, photogrammetry, visual odometer, "precision sensor fine tuning" and other image measuring techniques, say its makers.
Companies that use both techniques say the combination gives them a distinct advantage over competitors in creating the best possible picture of the Gulf's unusually complex geological structures.
"They were experimenting with techniques," said one official.
Abondance is made using techniques said to date back to the 12th century.
"Deakin was known to fiddle about with photos using basic overpainting techniques," says Rousseau.
Today's genetic techniques, said Dr. Rizza, at the Mayo Clinic, are what have "really driven the process".
Such techniques, says Mr Thamm, are "the only answer" to jihadist extremists.
