Sentence examples for tool repertoire from inspiring English sources

Dr Thibaud Gruber from the University of Neuchatel explained that the fact that the new behaviours were "variants of the old, well-known sponge-making technique" suggested that chimpanzee culture changes "little by little" - building on previously acquired knowledge to improve an existing tool repertoire.

In contrast, another popular genome browser, GBrowse, provides a wide range of tools for MODs, yet its tool repertoire for comparative genomics is not as rich as Ensembl.

Another approach to overcome cross-reactivity problems is the use of FRET [ 33] or similar methods, but these techniques are still under development and not yet part of the tool repertoire routinely used in clinical practice.

The tool kit repertoire for studying GPCR structure activity relationships has been expanding, especially in the context of live-cell or whole-cell imaging and tracking.

The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) is an established tool in the repertoire of clinical assessment methods in nurse education.

A component of Tool's song repertoire relies on the use of unusual time signatures.

StarNet adds a useful tool to the repertoire of the biomedical scientist.

"The upcoming BlackBerry Tablet OS NDK beta will add C/C++ tools to our repertoire and gives developers one of the broadest and deepest platforms to develop on".

Begg says it should be fairly easy for marketers used to using Social Studio to figure out how to incorporate the visual recognition tools into their repertoire.

Yet instituting such structure is intimidating when you don't have the proper tools, namely a repertoire of healthy, easy-to-prepare recipes.

Sometimes the use of strong, simple language becomes so favored a tool in politicians' repertoires that it seems like buzz-worthy keywords are the only ones coming out of their mouths.