Sentence examples for using the process popularised from inspiring English sources

Before he directed his first feature film in the mid-1980s, Timaderton made a 30-minute live-action Frankenstein comedy for Disney, Frankenweenie, in which an 11-year old Victor Frankenstein retrieves his much loved dog Sparky from the local pet cemetery and reanimates him using the process popularised by his ancestor and namesake Victor.

Use the process of triage.

Use the process of elimination.

Using the same process, continue.

To use the terms popularised by Occupy Wall Street, the "99%" necessarily entails the "1%".

To identify bad banks, analysts are again using the "Texas ratio", which compares non-performing loans to core capital and was popularised in the savings-and-loan crisis two decades ago.

Since then, people have used the technique I helped popularise to put liberated Oyster chips in bracelets, rings, magic wands, even fruit, but the prize for first London transport cyborg is still up for grabs.

But in the process of popularising these gurus' teachings we have turned yoga into a fitness craze.

Crowdsourcing aims to use the "wisdom of crowds" and was popularised by projects like Wikipedia.

The majority of surgeons use the limbal approach first described by Harms in 1949 10 and later popularised by von Noorden.

Martin 1984a is in fact the seminal article popularising this work for an education audience (also not referenced by Hyon). Figure 16 uses the co-tangential circle motif to image the stratified model of context under discussion here.