Sentence examples for unconventional technique from inspiring English sources

[C5.] Map of Virus's Genes Done in a Day 454 Life Sciences said it had determined the entire genetic code of a virus in a single day using an unconventional technique.

Discussing the book, Mr. Morris, who usually punctuates mellifluously composed paragraphs of speech with long, dramatic silences, evinced a Reaganesque, if not defensive, certitude about the unconventional technique he used.

His palette is typically autumnal, incorporating earth tones (ground, in an unconventional technique of Sweerts's own devising, from humble clay), with an occasional splash of vermilion (more costly) or passage of sky blue (powdered lapis lazuli, an extravagance few painters but Vermeer indulged in).

Other scientists throwing high-fives in 2012 were the team at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) who successfully landed a sophisticated roving robot on Mars using the unconventional technique of lowering it down to the Martian surface from a 'sky crane' about 25ft overhead.

The same critics who complain about this unconventional technique whine that Morris tags Reagan as a middlebrow rube, an airhead and as intellectually incurious.

Bipolar electrochemistry is an unconventional technique that currently encounters a renewal of interest due to modern applications in the fields of analytical chemistry or materials science.

Without flaunting them, Ms. King used conventional and unconventional techniques, including two-handed string tapping.

The originality of their vision and their interest in what Laura refers to as "unconventional techniques" all seem to fall outside the mainstream, East or West.

A new photographic book, Africa on Safari, celebrates the conti-nent's diverse array of animals through a series of striking images taken using some rather unconventional techniques.

Cameron was a pioneering portrait photographer and her unconventional techniques included images that were intentionally out-of-focus or with deliberate scratches and smudges.

Because they are often made from unusual materials using unconventional techniques, modern works of art can present conservation difficulties that old master paintings or Italianate sculptures do not.