Sentence examples for analytical exercise from inspiring English sources
Michael hides in these images, and the point is that all the words and analytical exercise in the world can't rescue him — can't lower the tree-house ladder, can't recover "the starry lad he was".
This leads to a possibility of interesting analytical exercise, coupled with a full factorial design of an experiment.
As is clear, the allocation of policy actions to each dimension should be understood as a purely analytical exercise.
Thus, an analytical exercise in identifying key sectors for the Namibian economy could help ensure that the new development approach to be adopted is grounded in economic reality.
As establishing the pressure drop across a restriction-style FCD is not an analytical exercise, optimizing usage for the production lateral in a SAGD completion is difficult.
Explanation may be called "recollection" in the Platonic sense because it is the process of retracing, by the method of counting and measuring, the joints of an internally articulated unity, one prefigured within the initial formulation of the entire analytical exercise.
But whereas that book is composed primarily of analytical exercises accented by brief and pointedly illustrative personal narratives, Skinner's book takes advantage of its unusual format to convey fun, unexpected content.
In running and analytical exercises, the biceps femoris, semitendinosus and semimembranosus work together as synergists in complex neuromuscular recruitment patterns.
Our results are similar to those obtained in two RCTs by Fernandez-de-las-Peñas et al. [ 19, 20], who showed better results of the GPR as compared to a program of analytical exercises in patients with ankylosing spondylitis, and to those obtained in other studies on LBP cited in the review by Vanti et al. [ 18].
It takes one of the most exciting plays in sports and turns it into a clinical, analytical, tedious exercise in philosophy and ethics.
Decisions to include new interventions in explicitly defined packages of services were informed by a deliberative process that included an analytical priority setting exercise based on measurement of the burden of disease and cost effectiveness of different candidate interventions.
