His comparative framework is weak.
Nonhuman primates provide a broad comparative framework within which physical anthropologists can study aspects of the human career and condition.
In 1996, the pathbreaking Global Burden of Disease study examined the impact of 107 diseases worldwide in a comparative framework and found the impairments of mental disorders to be equal to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases as leading public-health challenges.
With his emphasis on the concept of totalitarianism, he places himself in a long line of scholars, which includes Hannah Arendt and Jacob Talmon, who have studied European fascism, and Nazism as its most radical version, within an explicitly comparative framework.
More recently, Hogan and Doyle (2009) developed a comparative framework for the study of critical junctures.
We place the experiences of Polish migrants in the UK within a larger comparative framework of analysis.
In this paper, we propose a novel ranking approach through our comparative framework for facial age estimation.
For discussions of Spinoza's theory of affects in a comparative framework, see Voss 1981 and 1993, Hoffman 1991, and James 1997.
From the authors' point of view, the approach followed by ICILS is more consistent in a cross-country comparative framework, but very limited in terms of available information.
The comparative framework used in this study can be applied elsewhere, providing relevant information to local stakeholders and managers in order to proceed with adaptive management.
This paper is designed to recast a well-known problem of construction cost estimation for both domestic and industrial wastewater treatment plants via a comparative framework.
