Sullivan's thoughtful writing and direction mirror Montgomery's wry, loving tone, which understands the absurdity of life and approaches it with humor, à la Jane Austen.
It is my role to ensure that the guidance I publish contributes to a consistent and principled approach which can be understood by the public and the police as well as by prosecutors "This is, of course, an emotive subject on which many hold strong views and these cases present difficult and complex decisions for prosecutors.
With more basic scientific methods entering food technology, it is apparent that small-angle scattering techniques deserve their place in the multi-technique approach, which aims to understand the structural mechanisms governing starch processing and digestion, and makes it possible to design and select those processes which render desirable structural morphologies.
A qualitative research uses a naturalist approach, which tries to understand phenomena in context-specific settings; it gives details and insights of participants' experiences of the world (16).
Given the prevalence of ADHD, philosopher and workshop participant Bonnie Steinbock also wondered whether a public health approach, which sought to understand the underlying causes and focused on prevention, might be warranted.
I will not abandon a previous approach whose logic I understand (although I find it difficult to apply) even though it may mean forgoing large, and apparently easy, profits to embrace an approach which I don't fully understand, have not practiced successfully, and which, possibly, could lead to substantial permanent loss of capital".
For instance, recommendations are written with a consistent approach, which makes it easier to understand any given recommendation in the context of the entire body of recommendations.
In this study we chose a constructivist grounded theory approach which is recommended when examining poorly understood phenomenon [ 15].
They reject approaches which attempt to understand the author through his or her words or which attempt to understand figurative language alone; instead, it should be studied not in isolation but as "as an element in the totality, the integrity, of the literary work".
