Sentence examples for techniques to give from inspiring English sources

"We want to launch these new techniques to give hope to other people all over the world," Dr. Dubernard said.

He embraced the New Journalism of the late '60s: the use of novelistic techniques to give reporting new layers of emotional depth.

ML uses statistical techniques to give computers the ability to "learn" – ie use data to progressively improve performance on a specific task, without being explicitly programmed.

But now, he said, foreign wrestlers, who mostly hail from Mongolia and Eastern Europe, are employing more advanced techniques to give them an edge.

After all, some of the most vaunted photographic masters used darkroom techniques to give their photos greater range and a dramatic look.

After 1970 most American directors employed hard-hitting, swift techniques to give power to the gritty stories that came to dominate world cinema.

She used a similar technique to give shape to the verse of "Wasserflut" that momentarily evokes the spring thaw.

This algorithm uses a cylindrical grid approximation technique to give both approximate solution and exact solution.

She has inspired an episode of Sex and the City, and taught Lady Gaga a technique to give up smoking (it involved counting grains of rice).

It took Ms. Ananiashvili's dancing, stunning in its physical power and projecting emotion through sheer technique, to give the full measure of this production.

The doctors used what was, at the time, an experimental technique to give my father's appearance — and life — some normalcy.