Through a technique called "distributed denial of service", or DDoS.
Another way Enron reduced taxes was through a technique that allowed it to deduct interest payments to partners of subsidiaries.
This fearsomely primitive view of human functions is filtered through a technique so sophisticated that it verges on the precious.
He would tell the caller to think the problem through, a technique that colleagues said made them better at their jobs.
The money would still be prohibited for stem cell lines created solely for research purposes and for embryos created through a technique known as therapeutic cloning.
But through a technique called probabilistic risk assessment, it calculates the probability of an accident in which a vent would be useful as very low.
That enabled the trailing car, which could go faster than the leading car because it faced less air resistance, to transfer its extra momentum to the leader through a technique called "bump drafting".
As the First Secretary of the Moscow Party organization, Yeltsin made his mark not with sophisticated political arguments or ideological speeches but, rather, through a technique utterly alien to Soviet political culture: raw populism.
The light was observed through a technique that scientists hope will finally give them systematic access to one of the most poorly understood epochs in cosmic history, the first half-billion years or so of the universe's existence.
Mr. Brabbs said in the memo that officials at the company's headquarters in Clinton, Miss., had unilaterally reduced reported expenses by that amount through a technique known as a journal entry.
Nevertheless, there hangs about them a suggestion of something dark and disturbing, profound almost, as if Simenon had, through a technique not very far from automatic writing, discovered something fundamental about the soul.
