Sentence examples for develop terms from inspiring English sources
Hinterwaldner investigates how and why artifacts with an explicit visual character are fabricated and used, pursuing the question of how images "function". Given the ephemeral quality of many of the works she studies, Hinterwaldner aims to develop terms for grasping the specificity of time-based aesthetics.
As the study was interested in investigating attitudes and perspectives, a qualitative design was chosen; this was suited to the exploratory nature of the study and provided the best fit for the research questions [ 17], namely, to explore students' ideas on professionalism and develop terms which are meaningful to them, and to identify barriers and enablers.
This paper describes the processes that were used to set up CABs in Lusaka, Zambia, the methods used to determine the membership and select members, the functions carried out by the CAB, and the process used to develop Terms of Reference.
1. c. Develop terms of reference at each level of lab and describe their horizontal and vertical linkages.
The external evaluator developed terms of reference for the local research agency, which will be responsible for the quantitative part.
At the national level, the MSHP developed terms of reference for the RDQA and a national protocol for a DQA.
The recently developed term "ecopharmacognosy" is defined as the study of sustainable, biologically active, natural resources.
In addition, I participate in structuring venture investments and developing term sheets.
The method we previously developed, termed sensitivity-enhanced AFAM [12], is extended in this letter to the determination of the elastic modulus of ultrathin films.
Recently, a quantitative variant of the genetic interaction screen was developed, termed Epistasis-Mapping (E-MAP)[ 9], and to date several thousand interactions have been published.
More recently, a new SIM-based optical sectioning technique has been developed, termed HiLo microscopy, which requires only one structured image and one uniform image [ 26].
