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embroidery techniquepulled threadwork
emergency procedure to revive a person whose heart has stopped beating by alternately pressing on their chest and mouth-to-mouth breathing, emergency technique to revive somebodycardiopulmonary resuscitation
exploitation technique, practice of persuading homeowners to sell property at low prices by appealing to racist fears that minorities will move into the neighborhood and depress property values, successfulblockbusting
fabric patterning techniquedévoré
Fear Uncertainty Doubt; sales technique in which manufacturers use scare tactics in order to convince customers to buy a product (used by Gene Amdahl to criticize IBM - claiming that IBM used this method)FUD
forming of mental images to control bodily processes (Psychology); photographing of the interior of the body by means of certain techniques and instruments (Medicine), technique for making images, use of mental imagesimaging
FUD, sales technique in which manufacturers use scare tactics in order to convince customers to buy a productFear Uncertainty Doubt
genetic cross technique, result of testcross, subject organism to testcrosstestcross
gymnastics movement, hand-operated cutting tool consisting of two pivoted blades which slide against one another and cut material placed between them, instrument for cutting something, scissors hold, technique in high-jumpingscissors
having fused colors, painting made using the encaustic technique, painting made by heating wax-based paints and fusing them together onto a surface (Art), pertaining to a painting technique in which wax-based paints are heated and fused together onto a...encaustic
healing technique using musclesBowen therapy
in a metallurgical manner, with metallurgy (science and technique of working with metals)metallurgically
in a technical manner; with regard to technology and the applied sciences; in technical terminology; with regard to techniquetechnically
intermediate shade, middle-tone, shade or value between dark and light (Art); technique in which shadows are reproduced as tiny closely spaced dots (Printing); print made using this technique, process for reproducing shading in printhalftone
jacquard loom, loom attachment, patterned material, type of fabric woven with a decorative pattern, weaving techniquejacquard
 

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