Sentence examples for techniques to lay from inspiring English sources

The SCAN Foundation recently commissioned several national experts on how to use the most appropriate qualitative techniques to lay out some of the principles and concepts that underlie developing, testing, and operationalizing quality measures.

Rather, the best of them adapted industrial building techniques to the lay of the land.

During the 2008 and 2012 campaigns, Romney supported "enhanced interrogation" techniques while refusing to "lay out a list of what is specifically referred to as torture".

The basic technique was to lie down on your belly, lift the front of the board up out of the sand and then slide down the dune at speeds of up to 80kmph.

Another very simple technique is to lie face down on the floor and see how you feel - being at your lowest physically can give you the drive to know you need a break.

All of the three techniques offer the ability to lay the continuous rovings with certain amounts of tension manually.

Despite his tender years his guarded technique was relied upon to lay the foundations of Pakistan's batting as they adapted to life in Test ranks.

The technique I employ is to lay the individual face down, with the extremity elevated, the point of insertion being beneath the acromion at an oblique angle, a 22 gauge, three inch needle being used.

And, after Compton had shown good technique to help lay a foundation for the England reply, Cook and Pietersen passed their examination against the turning ball with flying colours.

Modern critics remain fascinated by the commanding structure and organization of the novels, by the triumphs of technique that enable the writer to lay bare the tragicomedy of existence in stories of which the events and settings are apparently so ordinary and so circumscribed.

Sure, writing to discs seems kind of retro at this point, but it's still a seriously effective backup technique if you're willing to lay out the cash.