A descriptive analysis of newspaper articles using the statistical program SPSS version 19 was performed.
In 1833 he began contributing stories and descriptive essays to magazines and newspapers; these attracted attention and were reprinted as Sketches by "Boz" (February 1836).
Most of the statistical presentations appearing in newspapers and magazines are descriptive in nature.
Brief, luminous, descriptive and meditative essays, mostly from this newspaper, pursuing a month-to-month journey through the seasonal demands of country life, especially on the author's farm in upstate New York but with excursions to the West.
Sunday's newspaper headlines reflected the preferred descriptive, from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ("Tentative Bailout Deal Reached") to The Richmond Times-Dispatch ("Bailout: Deal or No Deal?") to The Wichita Eagle ("Americans Frustrated by Bailout").
All items returned from the query were screened and information related to the victims and details of the incidents, including time of day and distance from residence, were ascertained from the newspaper reports and analyzed using descriptive statistics.
Charles Dickens first attracted attention with the descriptive essays and tales originally written for newspapers, beginning in 1833, and collected as Sketches by "Boz" (1836).
We used a retrospective descriptive design, conducted by gathering data from US newspaper articles published over 48 consecutive months from July 2003 through June 2008.
An examination of sheet music reveals something of the inner life of the American citizenry in a way distinguishable from diaries and newspaper accounts, while also more intimate than the historian's descriptive synthesis.
Series VIII: Promotional and Informational Material comprises 13 boxes of promotional and descriptive material, most of it originally preserved in scrapbooks, while flyers and newspaper clippings constitute the remainder.
But to those of her generation in Ireland she was also – to some even more so – the funny, irreverent Irish Times columnist whose highly descriptive take on Irish life transformed the nature of colour writing in newspapers.
