Sentence examples for two or three techniques from inspiring English sources

"We would go in and do a 90-minute talk, a 90-minute preview, where we taught investors two or three techniques out of like 40.

Sass (2007) has carried out an extensive study to measure the sediment thickness of alpine talus slopes using three different geophysical techniques (GPR, 2-D resistivity and seismic refraction) and observed that the combined application of two or three techniques had improved data interpretation.

"I can see it as one of three or four techniques," he says.

"Rather than counting on random moments of brilliance, it is much better to build a systematic process for creating great ideas, whereby people become experts at creativity and brainstorming, knowing which of six or eight techniques to pull out of the toolbox at the right time for the right purpose," he says.

A big analytics approach pulls three or four techniques from the shelf simultaneously and then lets someone use them, sequentially or in parallel, but certainly cooperatively, at big data-type scale.

Within the low throughput (LTP) dataset, ∼50% of the phosphorylations are documented by two or three different techniques, and 30% by four or more methods.

The first session included: (1) A description of hypnosis; (2) demonstration of two or three induction techniques; (3) employment of a favorite place imagery and progressive relaxation while in hypnosis in order to achieve relaxation; and (4) development of imagery intended to resolve the insomnia (Table 2).

Over the past several years, new instrumental developments combining two or three operando spectroscopic techniques in one spectroscopic-reaction cell have emerged, giving ample opportunities for reaching a more detailed understanding of many relevant catalytic systems.

"Now, a normal day would be wrestling for two or three hours - learning techniques, new moves, getting comfortable with what you're doing.

A modified decentered square/octahedron (in two or three dimensions) growth technique was implemented in the cellular automaton to account for the effect of crystallographic anisotropy.

Between age six months and two or three years, the measurement technique of choice usually is visual reinforcement audiometry.