Sentence examples similar to a well established mode from inspiring English sources

Others make a case for redefining research priorities without challenging existing research traditions; they aim to extend well established modes of inquiry to questions that have not been asked and to aspects of otherwise well mapped subject domains that have been neglected but that are of particular interest to women and feminists.

The PSD for all four appliances indicated a well established accumulation mode with evidence of a nucleation mode present for Appliances A and B. The average median aerodynamic particle diameters observed for the four appliances ranged from 84too 187 nm while burning red oak or pellets.

International shipping has a well established reputation as the most energy efficient mode of freight transport.

Sliding mode control is a well established nonlinear control technique, which ensures a robust performance in presence of matched uncertainties and disturbances.

The importance of Ca2+ in cell cycle control and proliferation is a well established area of cancer research, but it has not been studied as a mode of action in cancer prevention [49] [51].

Development of novel compounds from within an existing class has the advantage of exploiting a well established treatment principle with less risk of unexpected toxicities than for compounds with novel modes of action.

A trained architect, Hardwicke is a well established production designer.

The PSS is a well established measure.

Eating ground beef is a well-established mode of STEC transmission, particularly for serotype O157 H7.

(A tactic Kivy does not consider is an attempt to hoist Levinson with his own contextualist petard, arguing that even if architectonic listening is non-perceptual it is a well-established mode of understanding pieces of music in the Western classical music world, and thus that to argue music must be understood primarily perceptually is to beg the question).

A well-established mode of reactivity for Davis' oxaziridines is the transfer of oxygen to secondary amines to yield hydroxylamines.