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Technique
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Technique refers to:
- Technology, the study of or a collection of techniques
- Anything that can be done employing tools or algorithms
- In art, technique includes tools, processes, structures, forms, and details, as well as the manner in which those are used and put together, one example being collage
- In music, technique refers to the manner of playing an instrument (Category:Musical performance techniques), as well as the tools and manner of composition and precomposition, see also: extended technique
- In fine art, a technique refers to the style and tools used to create a particular effect with, for example, oil paints, where the technique used by the artist can be the result of his training, fashions or personal styles or any combination of these.
- The Technique, the school newspaper of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
- Technique, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology yearbook.
- Technique, a 1989 New Order album.
- Technique, a British synth pop band.
- The Alexander Technique, a type of acting or other performance training.
- "Technique", an instrumental song by Linkin Park on the EP Hybrid Theory EP
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