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In other words, the Republican of the future leaned on logic and examples from the past.
What Is Triangulation? (//www.qrg.northwestern.edu/projects/vss/docs/Navigation/1-what-is-triangulation.html) provides an easy-to-understand definition and examples, from the Qualitative Reasoning Group at Northwestern University.
Each of these six mechanisms is defined and its features are illustrated by data and examples from the literature.
June 2015: There is now an extended version ("director's cut") of the paraphrase parsing paper with additional analysis and examples from the paraphrase dataset.
Case studies and examples from the aerospace industry are given to illustrate the role of innovation in design and manufacturing to overcome challenges and build successful composite products.
Description of the structure, applied loads, considered soil-structure interaction in the computing model, and examples from the similar structures are mentioned.
The authors describe practices and examples from organizations including the Bank of Montreal, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, and DigitalOcean.
Having worked with hundreds of organizations, Haydn connects with virtually any group in any industry, and brings practical and inspiring examples from the boardroom and the front line.
The article addresses all these applications and includes hypothetical and real examples from the field of dietetics.
Greilsamer consults the French dictionary Le Petit Robert, which defines racaille as "populace méprisable" - contemptible populace or rabble - and gives examples from the works of Camus and Gide.
To understand how and why protest like this can work, you need some concrete and proven examples from the past.
