What's the full context? Sound here could mean reliable, effective, etc.
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#1 28-Jul-2011, 06:37Sound technique
"Applying sound techniques". What does it mean by "sound technique" in a phrase?
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#2 28-Jul-2011, 08:29Re: Sound technique
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#3 28-Jul-2011, 08:43Re: Sound technique
"applying sound techniques in planning"
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#4 28-Jul-2011, 12:13Re: Sound technique
Planning a stage concert? Tdol is trying to get more context to differentiate the meaning of "sound", and possibly "technique".
Originally Posted by Shazlee69
Why not give a full sentence? Or give an explanation of the context in which you've come across the term.
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#5 28-Jul-2011, 12:55Re: Sound technique
Good practices. Methods that are proven. Way to do the job that are known to be effective.
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