Sentence examples for the technique by which from inspiring English sources

Those latter rosés are often called "saignee," from the French word for "to bleed," even though that term applies to the technique by which all rosés are made.

One problem with Euclid from the Academy point of view is that it does not include observations of supernovae, the technique by which dark energy was discovered.

In my opinion, which is widely shared, this is the most important single result in the entire history of logic, important not only on its own right but for the many applications of the technique by which it's proved.

This became a famous novel throughout the world because it was the first celebrated text that employed magical realism, the technique by which certain details in an otherwise normal world operate according to exceptional principles; I'll never forget the moment in his novel when the blood of a dead son travels all through the village to end up at the feet of his mother.

Printing in the second sense of the word that is, press operation is the technique by which ink or other colouring agent, transferred to paper or any other material, is localized on printing surfaces delimited by the composition of texts or the making of illustration material.

Another is nanolithography, the technique by which circuit designers lay out minuscule features.

To celebrate the project, there is a display of the techniques by which the replacements are being made.

Inspired by the artifacts, Mr. Townshend has learned the techniques by which the Quinnipiac chipped quartz, flint, granite and obsidian to make tools and weapons.

This article introduces basic concepts and design issues, with emphasis on the techniques by which GILS supports interoperability.

If another usurper ever takes power, he will have both the precedent of unfairness & the techniques by which it can be used--not for leniency but to destroy anyone who stands in his way.

It equipped me with the techniques by which a narrative can be stripped down to its most basic elements and rebuilt to shed light on an overlooked aspect of the subject at hand.