Sentence examples for contrasts approach from inspiring English sources

With the noteworthy exception of the early Japanese macaque research (Itani and Nishimura 1973), most research seeking to demonstrate social influence on food processing techniques in wild primate populations has employed either the group contrasts approach or a developmental approach in ape species that have semi-solitary and/or fission fusion social structures.

For a contrasting approach to presenting the impact of digital technologies on the world, another London institution, the Victoria and Albert Museum, is worth examination.

Mr. Nézet-Séguin took a similarly hard-driven, high-contrast approach to Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3 ("Scottish").

This "compare and contrast" approach has the advantage of ensuring that any additional monies are spent wisely.

He further explained the contrasting approach in the U.S. between an initial police interview—open-ended and conversational and an ensuing interrogation, where guilt is presumed.

Finally, remarks on the implementation of the strong-contrast approach are highlighted through calculations using fillers with different sizes.

A contrasting approach, deontology, emphasizes instead motives (or reasoning).

He recalls the contrasting approach -- and results -- between students he encountered at a M.Sc.

A contrasting approach is "bottom-up" BFS as shown in Fig. 2.

However, further examined, local coordination routing has a contrasting approach with MSCRP.

Obama's contrasting approach likely caught them by surprise.