Sentence examples for using the technique known from inspiring English sources

If anything, though, scientists were more excited about the means of discovery, using the technique known as gravitational lensing, which acts as a kind of natural telescope, than about the detected object itself.

On white paper yellowed by time, or on paper he coloured blue or red, Leonardo would draw in ink, chalk, or using the technique known as metal point, in which a fine nib is pressed against a sheet of paper coated with calcinated bone.

Induced mutations in novel genes of interest can be efficiently assessed using the technique known as Targeting Induced Local Lesion IN Genomes (TILLING).

For three months, this insight produced no result; but in May 1940 some of the German operators began to make the predicted mistakes, and David and his fellow codebreakers were able to use the technique known as the "Herivel tip" to break Enigma ciphers for some critical months from May 1940.

Gun ads have long used the technique known in the business as "fear appeal".

Toronto police have announced that they will never again use the technique known as 'kettling' to control large crowds.

The study also presumes that federal regulations on use of the technique known as hydraulic fracturing to drill for natural gas would be eased.

As with previous Beatles albums, the Sgt. Pepper recordings made extensive use of the technique known as reduction mixing, in which one to four tracks from one recorder are mixed and dubbed down onto a master four-track machine, enabling the Abbey Road engineers to give the group a virtual multitrack studio.

*1909: The French animator Émile Cohl combines animation with live action in "Clair deLune Espagnol," using the technique now known as "matte process".

Using the OWS technique known as "the people's mic," the crowd repeated each phrase in order to amplify it.

Now Dr Michael Lee of the South Australian Museum in Adelaide, Australia, has repeated the exercise using the same technique, known as phylogenetic analysis, only this time applying a more sophisticated statistical method.