Sentence examples for a particular framework of from inspiring English sources

A culture takes a roughly similar range of personalities and does two things: it shapes the mind and behavior of every individual, and it orchestrates the resulting range in a particular framework of behavior, belief and ritual.

It is important, then, to ask: what phenomena are highlighted and what are eclipsed by a particular framework of concepts?

The agro-economic simulation model ProLand predicts land use changes resulting from a particular framework of specified natural, economic and political characteristics on a regional scale.

Any analysis presupposes a particular framework of interpretation, and work is done in interpreting what we are seeking to analyze as part of the process of regression and decomposition.

Several cognitive processes (i.e., problem detection, elaboration, reframing and replanning) have been explored within a particular framework of sensemaking stemming from the data/frame theory (Klein et al., 2007).

Although several papers have been written on the extent of hybrid flow shop and hybrid flow line, most of them are limited to a special case of a double stage (e.g., Gupta 1988; Guinet et al. 1996) or to a particular framework of machines in each stage (e.g., Kochhar and Morris 1987; Sawik 1993, Sawik 2002; Mirabi et al. 2014; Maleki-Darounkolaei et al. 2012).

Given the diversity of neurodegenerative pathologies and the heterogeneity of populations assessed, we did not use a particular framework for the assessment of the quality of studies.

And it is worth emphasizing that neither the validity nor the utility of a particular framework is in any way reduced by the existence of other frameworks which are incompatible (or incommensurate) with it.

In this sense the usefulness of a particular framework is not only determined by "conceptual fit" but also by pragmatic concerns of what proportion of the study data can be accommodated within it.

In the particular framework of symplectic integration, such a function needs to be included analytically in the equations of motion in order to prevent numerical drifts of the energy.

The British Psychological Society's report Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia, praised by your columnist Clare Allen (theguardian.com, 2 December), argues that "professionals should not insist that people accept any one particular framework of understanding, for example that their experiences are symptoms of an illness".