The technique of the English prose short-story had a tardy evolution.

In fact, it is true to say that there is more of short-story technique in the short-story essays of Goldsmith and Lamb than can be found in many of the brief tales of Dickens and Anthony Trollope, which in their day passed muster unchallenged as short-stories.

It is not a technique for working in three dimensions; it is not that artists moved from working on canvas to working with clay.

FREEMAN, RUTH B. Techniques of supervision in public health nursing.

The play book, an elementary book on stage technique with nine plays of various types and some suggestions.

Often, as in painting, technique becomes the principal object, and the young naturalism of Arno Holz and Johannes Schlaf has in all seriousness raised technique to a dogma, without, however, in the long run being able to get the upper hand of the German need of establishing intimate relations with the subject of the art.

Bar & technique by Ethel V. Schmidt.

Technique as discovery.

He was given the opportunity of ante-dating the introduction of technique into the English prose short-story by four hundred and fifty years, and he disregarded it almost cavalierly.

The ballet-lover's pocket-book: technique without tears for the ballet-lover.

Some of these men introduced new techniques from the old provinces of China into the "colonial" areas and set up dye factories, textile factories, etc., in the new towns of the south.

She studied painting under several masters, technique under Antonio Balestra, pastel-painting with Antonio Nazari and Diamantini, and miniature painting, in which she was especially distinguished, was taught her by her brother-in-law, Antonio Pellegrini, whom she later accompanied to Paris and London and assisted in the decorative works he executed there.

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