Sentence examples for that a technique from inspiring English sources

Add to that a technique of inhuman ability.

The simple fact that a user states that a technique works is entirely anecdotal and unacceptable.

In "The Origin of Perspective," Hubert Damisch argues that perspective is first of all a conceptual construction and only after that a technique for enhancing the verisimilitude of painted images.

But should we worry that a technique that probes subconscious brain patterns might be used to unduly influence consumers, turning them into shopping robots without their knowledge and consent?

To say that a technique is too expensive to use is "a little paternalistic," he said, adding, "I think the public has by and large come down on the side of 'as safe as you can make it, we want it.' ".

In the case of the Yibal field, for example, Shell and Omani oil engineers and auditors have expressed concerns that a technique Sir Philip said would recover more oil not only did not do so, but also increased the amount of water in the extracted oil to as much as 90percentt of the total volume, increasing production costs.

It will be interesting to hear if that's a technique that's being taught by defensive backs coach Keith Heyward.

That was a technique they perfected first in Paris, just as they've now perfected the techniques in Apparances.

And he said that waterboarding — a technique that induces the sensation of drowning, and that the Bush administration said was lawful — is torture.

He said he saw intelligence reports saying that waterboarding, a technique that induces a sense of suffocation, had caused Abu Zubaydah to start talking after 35 seconds.

There is, however, a technique that will do just that.