Sentence examples for articulated methodology from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, targeted interventions so far have been deployed at the whim of local authorities, without an articulated methodology and clear legal framework.

The fact that the emerging literature tends to focus on developing and articulating methodologies that are bespoke to particular sets of questions, in a particular context, makes it difficult to look at a piece of work from an external perspective and assess its quality, because all of the justificatory work has to be done almost from scratch to validate that piece of work.

However, one of Merton's best known contributions, the focused group interview (which later was transmuted into "focus groups"), was brought about by Lazarsfeld's insistence on developing well- articulated research methodologies.

Where Austin does articulate his methodology and objective, it is a fairly traditional one: he "endeavored to resolve a law (taken with the largest signification which can be given to that term properly) into the necessary and essential elements of which it is composed" (Austin 1832: Lecture V, p. 117).

We propose a methodology, articulated around seven concurrent processes.

Within the context of projects in developing country settings, HIA is simply a slogan without a clearly articulated and relevant methodology, offered by academia and having little or no salience in the decision-making process regarding impacts.

As long as formalization problems remain relatively simple, we can treat formalization as an art rather than as a discipline with a well-articulated methodology.

The methodology was articulated using the design science research methodology.

As for the mathematical methodology, we articulated it as a discrete bilevel mathematical programing.

The methodology is articulated in two phases.

The empirical methodology is articulated in Section 4.