Sentence examples for concept on how from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper was to provide a proof of concept on how one might implement a statistical match of PISA and TALIS.

"No one has a clear concept on how computing power will be shared between organisations and between countries," she says.

Only Linacre et al., in the context of U.S.-sponsored biotechnology and biosafety capacity building projects, have published a first concept on how to apply SEA to support the adoption of GM crops in developing countries [93].

Regarding the de-escalation phase of a volcanic crisis, the process-based system would require a change in concept on how a VAL system is used due to lengthy magma residence times.

We believe the answer is that we have approached the problem with a fundamentally flawed concept on how to stop Chinese cyber theft.

Refugees are flooding Europe, which has no concept on how to handle them; the United States has a smaller refugee problem but is also without any strategy on how to deal with it.

Norton et al. (2012) quantified and developed concepts on how to price spatial basis risk for WII.

The manuscript concludes with concepts on how to statistically and conceptually deal with interactions in experimental and observational work.

Agile software development methods are mostly built as a set of managerial guidelines and development concepts on how to handle a software development but are not bounded to software development paradigms like object or agent orientation.

This chapter: (i) summarizes basic concepts on how the system works, (ii) addresses methods of monitoring the water status, (iii) presents the crop responses to drought, and (iv) addresses the environmental and genetic differences in water-use efficiency and product quality.

Further, we present concepts on how interstitial flow can be exploited with biomaterial systems to deliver antigen and adjuvant molecules directly into the lymphatics, to target dendritic cells residing in the lymph nodes rather than in the peripheral tissues, using particles that are small enough to be carried along by flow through the network structure of the interstitium.