Sentence examples for based involving from inspiring English sources

Existing approaches and toolkits for practitioners and researchers are often paper based involving workshops and other more traditional design approaches such as paper prototyping.

In interviews with 34 Nottinghamshire police officers, research from Nottingham Trent University revealed hate crime training to be overwhelmingly online and classroom based, involving a linear training environment at odds with the discretion, choices and complexity that officers face when dealing with victims of hate and hostility.

Such outbreeding depression may be extrinsically based, involving the loss of local adaptation, or intrinsically based through the disruption of coadapted gene complexes – the latter usually does not arise until the second or later outbred generations when full recombination of parental genomes occurs (Edmands 2007).

The three teams on which much of the book is based involved three different groups of clients: younger adults with illness or disability in the community, arranged care for people discharged from hospital, and support for mentally ill homeless people.

Stephenie Meyer's novel – on which the film is based – involves the final bit of flip-flopping by high-schooler Bella (Kristen Stewart) between undead paramour Edward Robert Pattinsonn) and werewolf suitor Jacob (Taylor Lautner).

Summer internships are often project-based, involving the support of a particular aspect of an ongoing project or completing a specific task.

A systematic search was made for relevant studies in academic data bases, involving the Medline, Embase, and Science Citation Index.

These can involve regional meetings, regionally based campaigns involving local members, concrete local advocacy actions, etc.

The proposed EFA estimator can then improve ISTFT based applications involving signal enhancement and denoising.

The large total was mostly due to one population based study involving 61016 people [ 14].

Traditionally dog training relied heavily upon aversive based techniques, involving negative reinforcement or punishment.