Consequently, this paper aims to clarify at which point of the continuum of theory case study research designs can provide distinct contributions that can be identified beyond their traditionally claimed exploratory character.
This study concluded a continuum character of the organogold(i) species ranging from metal stabilized singlet carbene to metal coordinated carbocation depending on the substitution pattern and the ligand on gold.
These plays are part of a continuum of work in which Shepard has explored the character of his complex, contradictory father.
But the remainder of the show goes on to explore that proposition, locating the various characters on a continuum of suffering.
Accordingly, immune activities comprise a continuum, where the character of the immune object is determined by the context in which it appears, not necessarily by its character as "foreign" per se.
The reader must work hard to infer the characters' situations from the continuum of small perceptions and reflections; and the big crises in their lives are seldom presented directly, but remembered in allusive fragments.
Part of the "continuum of force".
She's the most rigid of the six main adult characters, who are distributed along the continuum of receptivity to change, and it's notable — and not in a good way — that she is treated as a joke by Kelley and Poul.
The poet can be moved along a continuum of femininity and masculinity in poems to produce the effects or characters needed.
