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technique

[tek-neek] / tɛkˈnik /


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"Stone is obviously harder and, generally, I'm working much smaller, but it's taking stuff off to create the sculpture, so it's very much the same technique."

From BBC

Despite his experience, Josh had to learn some new techniques as the film features an older style of hardbat table tennis which was played in the 1950s, when the film is set.

From BBC

By combining commercially available hardware with new adaptive measurement techniques, the team can now observe rapid shifts in qubit behavior that were previously impossible to see.

From Science Daily

To reliably tell mantle earthquakes apart from crustal ones, Wang and Klemperer developed a technique that compares two kinds of seismic waves.

From Science Daily

"Our ultimate goal is to pioneer a technique that can repair patients' motor function and offer them a better quality of life," said Lee.

From Science Daily