Sentence examples for discourse relevant from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to uncover discourse relevant to resident mobility optimization to enable the origins and reasoning behind existing and intersecting policy and practice to be critically appraised.
The second component of the idea of a multidimensional logical universe is (again, using modern terminology) the idea that the universe of discourse relevant to one variable might not be the same as the universe of discourse relevant to another variable.
For example, the HGC focused on the 'philosophically complex' concept of 'personal identity', warning against 'crude geneticism' based on percentage contribution, and highlighting that 'genetics is only one discourse' relevant to an individual's identityjj.
Moreover, since the universe of discourse relevant to one variable might be all the times there are, all the places there are, all possible situations, or even all possible worlds, it is not difficult (though it is perhaps a bit far-fetched) to connect Mitchell's idea of a multidimensional logical universe to the idea of tense logic or even modal logic.
We used two complementary data gathering methods: semistructured interviews and analyses of industry discourse relevant to research themes.
The purpose of this investigation was to describe and quantify stratification of orthodox and unorthodox attitudes toward health practice among chiropractors, in order to facilitate an understanding of its internal challenges, inform health policy and extend discourse relevant to the relationship with medicine in this era of interprofessional care.
One potentially promising method of addressing this is through discursive representation, i.e. by identifying the most prominent societal discourses relevant to a particular debate and ensuring they are represented as for instance in the case of discourses within United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiations (Stevenson and Dryzek, 2012).
The underlying idea of UniteEurope is to provide public administrators and NGOs with user-generated contents publically communicated via social media that helps them to detect trends in their citizens' (i.e. immigrants' and autochthones') discourses relevant for integration.
The analysis took the form of a sociological discourse analysis (see Ruiz 2009) that involved three levels: firstly, textual analysis in which discourses relevant to the topic from the media reports were characterized and a content analysis of the media texts done.
The intentional structure captures the discourse-relevant purposes, expressed in each of the linguistic segments as well as relationships among them.
The result of this evaluation then forms the base for the discourse between relevant actors who then weigh the different aspects to finally reach a planning decision for a certain alternative.
