Sentence examples for combined perspectives from inspiring English sources

These combined perspectives provide an ideal barometer of current technology affairs.

At the second conference, about 80 participants, including spouses and other interested individuals as well as scientists, heard a roster of speakers presenting Korean, American, and combined perspectives.

The combined perspectives can thus provide mutual validation of diagnostics and models, and a more complete understanding of the physical and chemical processes involved, including also interdependencies between processes that are very difficult to characterize in the laboratory.

Mentors from complementary fields provide graduate and undergraduate students, as well as postdocs, with a unique learning experience, an opportunity to acquire cross-disciplinary skill sets--and, ultimately, the rare ability to frame questions and interpret results from the combined perspectives of a hands-on clinician and a skilled research scientist.

Approaching "countryside" from the combined perspectives of landscape studies and political ecology, we show how the abstract ideals used to build support for the protection of countryside in the high-level political arena are in tension with existing material landscapes as people experience them.

For both the hospital and combined perspectives, atosiban was cost saving versus both continuous and bolus fenoterol after 18 hours of tocolysis in 100% of scenarios.

The purpose of this paper is to show the potential of UMTS long-term evolution using OFDM modulation by adopting a combined perspective on feedback channel design and resource allocation for OFDMA multiuser downlink channel.

Drawing on an experimental design and data on 1632 decisions nested within 51 managers, we find support for a combined perspective demonstrating that managerial discretion in the form of financial slack moderates how internal capabilities and context encourage managers to seek alliances.

The respective values from the combined perspective were 93.0%91.1%1% for all six studies) and 88.2% (85.7% for all six studies).

We also calculated the costs from the combined perspective, theoretical in a system with a payer-provider split, but justified from the economic point of view.

From the combined perspective of critical complexity thinking and environment and health practice we want to contribute to the development of alternative routines that may help overcome the limitations of traditional environment and health science.