"There aren't many people around with the stomach or the knowledge to delve into the airline industry".
Scholars have suggested that a future research agenda should delve into enterprises' incentives to exchange knowledge (Erden et al. 2012; West et al. 2006).
But such knowledge must delve into the epistemological, shaping the almost hand-made design that each exercise should have in order to control the techniques used in context in service to the objectives and scope of our research.
Their blog, BlaQueerFlow: The Griots' Pen, features writers, artists and poets across the Queer, Latinx and African Diaspora as they delve into a communal process of knowledge production through storytelling, poetry and ongoing racial-sexual commentary.
In this lesson, students view photographs of the crisis in Somalia, develop background knowledge about the country and then delve into the crisis there and the international response.
It is hoped that more studies will be conducted to delve into Mandarin teachers' teaching practices in relation to their cultural knowledge of education.
Before you delve into a difficult topic with your students, educate yourself with background knowledge.
To the best of our knowledge no hydrogeochemical investigation has been performed to delve into groundwater quality in and around Tirupati area.
However, while most people are quick to delve into different types of trading, it's advicable to first obtain knowledge about a certain category of trading before starting.
Key informant interviews are judged to be an appropriate methodology because they delve into the subject in question from the perspective of individuals who have knowledge of the subject by virtue of their natural position [ 19].
From the Big Data visualization point of view, scaling is a significant issue mainly caused by multidimensional systems where a need to delve into a branch of information in order to obtain some specific value or knowledge takes its place.
