Sentence examples for utilised a technique from inspiring English sources

To record all of the band's material and test different arrangements, the engineers utilised a technique they called "fatting", which allowed them to achieve more than 48 tracks of audio by using a 24-track analogue recording, a DAT machine, and a synchroniser.

When attempting to obtain the location of an interface, an alternative to using sensing technologies is to utilise a technique driven by user input.

Not only can it provide a result very quickly utilising a technique readily available in most pathology laboratories, but it also allows accurate determination of BRAF mutation status in specimens containing a very low number of tumour cells and has the advantage of quantification and cellular localisation of the mutated BRAFV600E protein within a lesion.

The Guardian's front page, with its thumbnail pictures of victims, utilised a tabloid technique to convey the magnitude of the human tragedy.

The experiment extended over a number of months and utilised a jury technique for evaluation involving leading small groups of walkers to different locations in quasi-random order.

We have utilised a FNA technique for sampling intrahepatic NK cells, which has allowed repeated sampling of the same individual at multiple time points during IFNα-based treatment of HCV for the first time.

This is in contrast to Defares et al. from Sweden, who in 1958 utilised a similar technique but this time in 12 normal subjects, and they found that the blood flow to the hypoxic lung fell from 55% to 33% during a similar period and that concentration of hypoxia from Fishman's study as well [ 31].

The first two models were carried out using a raster subtraction technique, with grid cell sizes of 200-m and 30-m, and a third model utilised a TIN intersection technique where the shoreline is derived from the intersection of the TIN representing the modern topography and the TIN representing the water plane of the reconstructed phase.

In this study we utilised a chemiluminescent monitoring technique based on a ROS excitable photoprotein Pholasin, to quantify leucocyte ROS production in response to xenogeneic and recombinant human Ig of varying class and isotype with applications in stem cell selection.

and utilised a Riccati transformation technique and established some oscillation criteria for (1.11).

To counter inherent additivity problems when applying biomass equations (Parresol 2001) we utilised a SUR fitting technique for defined tree components (stem, branch and bark).