The key to the team's technique is the use of transistors made from organic semiconductors.

ECONOMIST: Robotics

Inside those arenas the key to building the next generation of tiny chips is a technique known as immersion lithography.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Among the key things he learned were discipline, a broad repertoire, and the exigencies of technique.

NEWYORKER: Personal Best

No drastic changes in approach are planned if Nadal and Djokovic meet in the final, but the 25-year-old has been reviewing old matches between the pair on tape, working on technique and points to improve and focusing on playing better in the key moments.

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The technique means only two or three tiny key-hole incisions are made in the cornea, with the unhealthy section removed using special instruments and the donor cornea inserted through the opening.

BBC: New eye surgery shortens recovery

Key to the Charter for Quality was the idea that player development would focus on technique rather than results, with youngsters trained by gifted coaches.

BBC: World Cup 2010: England talent worries me - Wilkinson

The technique exploits the arcana of quantum mechanics to let two computers swap a cryptographic key (and thus the means to decode a message) with perfect security.

ECONOMIST: Optical communications

The key to those sharper pics, it seems, is so-called "dark field microscopy, " a technique that, as NewScientist points out, is normally used by biologists.

ENGADGET: X-rays get boost from "dark field" technology