Sentence examples for techniques would have from inspiring English sources

In order for this theoretical value to be realized, however, the barriers of costly extraction and conversion techniques would have to be overcome.

Taken together, it can be seen that there is biological uncertainty about the availability of viable cells, and that several complex techniques would have to be developed for cloning of mammoths to be successful.

"[S]ystematic study over time of the effectiveness of the techniques would have been encumbered by a number of factors," the agency CIA told the Senate intelligence committee in June 2013.

David Hand, a statistician at Imperial College London, who sat on the enquiry panel, said the CRU scientists had been naive over their use of statistics, but there was no evidence that the better techniques would have produced different results.

Bell-founding techniques would have sufficed to produce the desired shapes, but alloys of copper, tin, and zinc were expensive and, at first, not well adapted to the containment of high-temperature, high-velocity gases.

While we cannot say with certainty that acts falling short of these seven would not constitute torture under Section 2340, we believe that interrogation techniques would have to be similar to these in their extreme nature and in the type of harm caused to violate the law.

Children born via the technique would have three genetic parents.

Dr. Ramsey did not anticipate that his laboratory technique would have such applications.

Watching footage of the 1968 final, what is striking is this: to anyone watching at the time, Fosbury's technique would have seemed totally bizarre.

In the past, this technique would have provided an estimate of the national popular vote that would sometimes have been more accurate than the one from national polls themselves.

Developing a texture-based age-invariant texture technique would have far-reaching and sweeping impacts on face-based biometric techniques.