Sentence examples for verbal techniques from inspiring English sources

Like Patti Smith and Dylan before her, Davies draws on Ginsberg's verbal techniques.

Later the verbal techniques of the ultraístas were revived by post-World War II avant-garde writers.

Experiments with new verbal techniques, theories on the relation between dream and reality, and the free expression of thought processes produced Capitale de la douleur (1926; "Capital of Sorrow "), his first important work, which was followed by La Rose publique (1934; "The Public Rose") and Les Yeux fertiles (1936; "The Fertile Eyes").

Parents and teachers reported used listening, talking and consoling as a first option to deal with child behavioral problems; however, when verbal techniques did not help, they reported using physical punishments.

Parental behaviors implicated include appropriate parental monitoring, supervision, and communication, low family conflict and disorganization, low parental stress and depression, healthy parent child bonding and positive discipline methods (evidenced by interactional behaviors associated with warmth, patterns of punishment and reward, verbal techniques, appropriate direction, and control).

That's the effect - but of course, contrary to the essentially unobtrusive verbal technique associated with 'the haiku spirit', a richly-stocked individual mind, a mind brimmed with Shakespeare and the Bible and the Greek, Latin and Welsh languages he studied, is an endlessly active 'mediator' in his poetic picture.

I have good verbal technique.

The Verbal Technique (80%) and Dialogued Conversation (80%) showed to have higher affinity of use, respectively related to the Expository and Joint Development Methods.

It is a non-verbal technique that uses auditory stimuli (music samples) and association tests for evaluating a set of products, given by their pictures.

Mr. Romagnoli said the system's 700 uniformed officers were trained to spot the kinds of stressful situations that could lead to assaults on health-care workers, and how to defuse them before they erupt violently, sometimes with "verbal judo" techniques.

Interview questions focused primarily on participants' comprehension and perceptions of each item and the instructions, and also addressed issues of formatting, wording, content, recall period, response options, and relevance, using verbal probing techniques as needed.