Sentence examples for description development from inspiring English sources

In this context, this study presents applied samples and outcomes of course works of case-based instruction and its description development to be applied as medium synthesizing and/or assimilating with various observations for new idea generation process of design.

It includes basic information pertaining to volunteer management – planning, job description development, identification and selection of volunteers, training, supervision and professional support, assessment and evaluation of the volunteer's work.

These findings are disturbing - nearly two decades ago it was recommended that health state description development should draw upon a range of perspectives, by collating information on health states by using the evidence base, and/or interviewing medical professionals and patients, in order to seek a consensus on the most important aspects of quality of life and their relative importance [ 72].

This paper is devoted to the detailed description of development processes and features of multicomputer desks based on the development software tool RDS Research of Dynamic Systemss).

Further a brief description for development of models for RVE random packing is given.

It is evident that quantitative description requires development of relevant theory.

The article is concerned with the description and development of the mathematical model of empty railcar distribution for loading at the railway transport node.

(2) Tucker 121 2012 USA General Historical description of development of flipped classroom approach None N/A Reflects on who will control the tools and how their potential can be developed.

The scientific context of the experiment will be discussed along with the instrument's description; current development status and the calibration results will be presented.

Studies reporting use of a questionnaire with no description of development or validation or reliability testing.

A historical description of developments in endocarditis closely reflects concurrent developments in laboratory medicine, particularly microbiology.