Sentence examples for use of chance methods from inspiring English sources

He investigated the use of chance methods, photographing successive attempts to make a straight line or a square by throwing three or four colored balls in the air.

"Mapping the Studio I (Fat Chance John Cage)," as he called it — the reference was to Cage's use of chance methods — was shown at the Dia Center for the Arts, in New York, for six months in 2002.

Cage's "Sixteen Dances," a transitional work written in 1951 in which the composer began considering the possibility of using chance methods for composition, was originally intended to be a full evening work for Merce Cunningham and three other dancers, based on the Indian philosophy of the emotions.

One is his use of chance as a method of composition, which he began experimenting with in the 1950s, in particular after discovering the I Ching.

One was his use of chance as a method of composition, which he began experimenting with in the 1950s, in particular after discovering the I Ching.

One can also use automated chance methods to derive new audio/visual sentences.

(Pollock, by contrast, represented a persona he rejected: artist as celebrity seer). And Cage's use of chance as a creative method suggested the advantages of shaking art loose from traditional forms and predetermined meanings, opening it to expansive — and potentially confounding — new content.

Insight into genes relevant to the aging process would offer the chance to delay and avoid some of deteriorative aspects of aging through the use of preventive methods.

Use of numerical methods.

A systematic review was chosen instead of a traditional descriptive review because the use of explicit, systematic methods limits bias and reduces chance effects.

This is achieved through the use of explicit, systematic methods aimed at limiting systematic error (bias) and reducing the chance of effect [ 2].