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Dr. Hurewitz's books also included "Middle East Politics: The Military Dimension" (Praeger, 1969), which strove to broaden understanding of armed forces in the Middle East beyond being either modernizers or a praetorian guard.
This study will broaden understanding of connotative messages in terms of image retrieval and user behaviors.
This study provides a framework to broaden understanding of adoption behavior within this context and thereby increasing the chances for successful adoption of BIM.
This study used data from the U.S. Great Lakes Colonial Waterbird Database and The Nature Conservancy's Great Lakes Island GIS database to identify important features of breeding sites in the U.S. Great Lakes and broaden understanding of cormorant presence at the island-landscape scale.
My goal is to add yet another layer, to broaden understanding of the design process for each teen in the room.
These creative thinkers have an obligation "to see the world clearly, not severely influenced by traditional historical views and to broaden understanding of the world from fresh eyes and not to defer to the popular cry".
These findings broaden understandings of the complexities related to age at cochlear implantation and point out the importance of disentangling age at implantation for children with congenital severe to profound deafness from that of children with residual hearing at diagnosis.
New research, archaeologists and historians say, has broadened understanding of this long overlooked culture, which seemed to have approached the threshold of "civilization" status.
Some of the £1m will be aimed at broadening understanding of Scotland's national poet by staging readings and exhibitions relating to the Bard.
He credits Dr. Lawrence H. Keeley, an anthropologist at the University of Illinois at Chicago who published "War Before Civilization" in 1996, with broadening understanding of warfare across time and cultures.
To understand the social beliefs of volunteers in emergency feeding programs (EFPs) regarding hunger and whether volunteer experiences broadened understanding of hunger.
