Sentence examples for developed a mode of from inspiring English sources
The Australian-born engineer Anthony George Maldon Michell developed a mode of stress analysis for bones in 1908.
The same feeling for craftsmanship is seen at Givenchy, especially since the designer Riccardo Tisci has developed a mode of presenting his collection — 10 intensely worked looks — in three rooms of a Parisian hôtel particulier.
From the original pageant, which accompanied a media-saturated staging of Gertrude Stein's play What Happened, through an escalating series of participatory performances, General Idea developed a mode of viral art that explicitly relied upon the live presence of performers and spectators.
(Foucault, 2002c[1978b]: 286; parenthesis added) Aiming to operate without the security of foundational claims Foucault developed a mode of enquiry to match his ethos.
They celebrate the fact that they developed a mode of analysis that ' kept its distance from the rhetorics of social critique' (ibid.: 90; emphases added).
The child then develops a mode of behaviour that tends to lessen this anxiety, establishing the personality characteristics that will prevail in adulthood.
To face changes in economic context, companies develop a mode of management of activities implemented to run engineering processes: "Engineer-To-Order".
Develop a mode of noninvasive, informative and accessible in practical application the express-test of energy metabolism pattern.
To get the most out of a discussion of a difficult text or of a complex event, students develop a mode of attentiveness combined with patience so that they can see things from a variety of points of view.
[ 1, p. 118] A responsible ethic must be sensitive to need to be with others in a variety of different ways that do not erase the specificity on either side … (T he task for all of us, however we are embodied, is to develop a mode of intercorporeality without a complete dissolution of personal identity.
Participation without Democracy uses Rodan's long-term fieldwork in Singapore, the Philippines, and Malaysia to develop a modes of participation (MOP) framework that has general application across different regime types among both early-developing and late-developing capitalist societies.
