Sentence examples for approach and specifically from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding, more effort is required to effectively integrate sustainability principles as a whole-university approach, and specifically, in technical universities.

The acoustic analogy approach, and specifically, theories based on the Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings equations are the most widely used for deterministic noise sources.

We develop a novel analytical framework including the two policy mix dimensions ('creation' and 'destruction') by broadening the technological innovation system functions approach, and specifically by expanding the concept of 'motors of innovation' to 'motors of creative destruction'.

We only considered CPGs that mentioned an AR approach and specifically aimed to prevent a first CVD event (primary prevention).

We focused on the CR approach and specifically, the effects that are seen with variation in the choice of conditioning genome.

Monte Carlo approaches, and specifically PF approaches, to this problem have to face the exponential dependency between the number of particles required by the filter and the dimension of X, turning out to be computationally infeasible.

We then present a new set of assumptions for hybrid approaches and specifically distinguish between three types of combinations or hybrids, parallel, weakly blended, and strongly blended.

A secondary goal was to investigate the usefulness of the in silico approaches and specifically the dbEST database to identify and map new genes.

But it was a question from a high school student, on whether to attend college or pursue a full-time job, that prompted Edwards to reflect on the way women approach challenges and specifically some of the dirtier jobs at the DWP. .

As the title implies, this year's conference took a unique approach and focused specifically on acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).

We thus considered this approach, and more specifically group discussions, as the most appropriate technique to gather information for our study objectives.