Various books are used as case studies.
Smithson continued to pitch the developing movement, often featuring Heizer and his projects as case studies.
It's a dedicated site which will host a best-practice exchange comprised of the shortlisted entries as case studies.
For those few moments, one really cared about these women not only as case studies, but also as real people.
Rather than feeling dated (what, no Tiger?), her examples serve as case studies for the ages.
Other methods, such as case studies and consumer-satisfaction surveys, are attractive evaluative tools for CAM.
Much has been written recently about the glorious history of big antitrust divestitures, with Standard Oil and AT&T as case studies.
Mr. Houellebecq means to illustrate this premise in "The Elementary Particles" by holding up the lives of his two unsavory heroes, Michel and Bruno, as case studies.
The books seem written as case studies of the differences between the A.L. and N.L. of Wall Street: the Nerd Division and the Douche Bag Division.
The review, which looked at Mozambique, Tajikistan and Uganda as case studies, found co-operation between DfID offices and EU delegations varied at country level.
Mr. Minkow, who wrote more than half of the curriculum, said he drew on his personal experiences as well as case studies.
