The research did not adopt a formal grounded theory approach, but drew on some of the principles associated with grounded theory, such as the data-led nature of the analysis, and the constant comparison approach [ 33] to refining the coding of the data.
Pursuing this research direction, the paper introduces a general modeling approach and provides a comprehensive set of theoretical results putting the intuitive notion of Input/Output behavior of argumentation frameworks on a solid formal ground.
This model constitutes a consistent and formal ground to represent information that is required to reason about complementary evidences, in order to confirm or invalidate alerts raised by intrusion detection systems.
A second volume, Little Gods (2006), gave this supple lyricism a more formal grounding.
These departures, and the explicit sex, suggest an impulse to break new formal ground, but they are also evidence of imaginative fatigue.
The 20 skulls already found are not from a formal burial ground, but were discovered in clumps, possibly caught in bends on the banks of the long-vanished river Walbrook.
Peano is very careful to list, on every line of his derivations, what the formal ground for writing the line is.
It is true that the Court annulled on purely formal grounds a number of purported constitutional amendments in its decision on the Transitional Provisions in December 2012 (45/2012 (XII.28)) because permanent changes were made not in the constitution itself but only to a constitutional annex.
From the Knockree hostel, I completed a splendid 20km circular road-walk that took in Powerscourt, an 18th-century Palladian mansion whose formal grounds are considered the finest in Ireland.
Some critics, great ones, tried to defend the ending on formal grounds.
