Sentence examples for theory and techniques from inspiring English sources

This highlights the need for theory and techniques to improve data quality.

Numerical examples are set up to validate the theory and techniques in the MRS-based NAH.

There is a rich source of theory and techniques available for those studying the measurement of landscape form.

Owing to the rapid development of theory and techniques on high-performance materials [16, 17], hybrid solar cells have gained great progress.

Having really enjoyed my PhD project, I was keen to use my new skills in an area, virology, that was of great interest to me and which also offered a chance to continue to learn new theory and techniques.

In order to achieve global stability using well-established linear control theory and techniques, a multiple model approach has attracted increased attention in recent years.

This new employment led to Theory and Technique of Playwriting and Screenwriting (1949), a revised edition of his earlier Theory and Technique of Playwriting (1936).

Incremental advances in both oceanographic theory and technique evolved from these early interdisciplinary studies of Atlantic processes.

It has less to do with theory and technique, which can be learned mechanically, than with style and sensibility, which require intuition.

(McKee borrows the phrase from "Theory and Technique of Playwriting and Screenwriting," which was written in the late forties by John Howard Lawson, the first president of the Screen Writers Guild, and an inspiration to McKee).

His thinking about theory and technique has been shaped by Charles Brenner, the intransigent purist of American psychoanalysis, author of a magisterial, impenetrable "Elementary Textbook of Psychoanalysis" and, with Jacob Arlow, of "Psychoanalytic Concepts and the Structural Theory," a once controversial, now standard advanced text.